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J. Sakai on the "War of Independence" (from Settlers)

J. Sakai on the "War of Independence" (from Settlers)

The war was a disruption to Slave Amerika, a chaotic gap in the European capitalist ranks to be hit hard. Afrikans seized the time — not by the tens or hundreds, but by the many thousands. Amerika shook with the tremors of their movement. The signers of the Declaration of Independence were bitter about their personal losses: Thomas Jefferson lost many of his slaves; Virginia’s Governor Benjamin Harrison lost thirty of “my finest slaves”; William Lee lost sixty-five slaves, and said two of his neighbors “lost every slave they had in the world”; South Carolina’s Arthur Middleton lost fifty slaves. Afrikans were...

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Halifax Anarchist Bookfair, September 3

Halifax Anarchist Bookfair, September 3 
We are at a breaking point. Thread by thread our global economic system is unraveling before our eyes as we dance on the precipice of all the converging and cascading crises of these turbulent times. From pandemic to war, inflation to crumbling supply chains, ecological breakdown to housing scarcity: we are feeling the crushing weight of capitalism more than ever.

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Salon Du Livre Anarchiste / Montreal Anarchist Bookfair: August 6 and 7

Salon Du Livre Anarchiste / Montreal Anarchist Bookfair: August 6 and 7
The Montreal Anarchist Bookfair will be taking place August 6 and 7, 2022 -- for more details see https://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/

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Inge Viett, 1944-2022

Inge Viett, 1944-2022
Several weeks ago, we learned that Inge Viett had died. She passed on May 9, at the age of 78. We offer the following notes to English-speaking readers, so that they can know something of this former guerilla and her legacy.

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