Featured Analysis
So do we—a total break with domination and hierarchy in all their forms, involving an armed uprising if need be. Until that’s possible, we’ll settle for recurring clashes in which to develop our skills, find comrades, and emphasize the gulf between ourselves and our oppressors.
But how do we bring about these confrontations? How do we ensure that they strengthen us more than our enemies? What pitfalls await us on this road? And what else do we have to do to make our efforts effective?
Over the past few years, a small current has gained visibility in US anarchist circles prioritizing the themes of insurrection and social conflict. This analysis explores how effective these strategies are at achieving their professed goals, as well as the relationship between insurrectionist theory and the activities associated with it in the current US context.
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Featured Project
Rolling Thunder #8
Balancing out the previous issue’s focus on breaking news, #8 steps back to reflect on the priorities and relationships that can make resistance effective and infectious: a critical review of insurrectionist ideology, a discussion of perpetrator accountability, surveys of anarchist activity in Chile and San Francisco, and much more. 106 pages, 16 in full color.
Featured Project
Expect Resistance
Our third book is an exploration of the complex relationship between ideals and reality; a field manual for a field on which all manuals are useless, a meditation on individual transformation and collective resistance in disastrous times, and a masterpiece that raises the bar for radical publishing.