July 2012 issue of Freedom
The July 2012 issue is now out and available either directly from Freedom Bookshop or from other good radical bookshops or social centres.

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» Freedom Bookshop, London
» Housmans bookshop, London
» LARC, London
» 56a Infoshop, London
» Newham Bookshop, London
» Pogo Cafe, London
» Rough Trade, east London
» Rough Trade, west London
» Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
» Bike Foundry, Birmingham
» Cowley Club, Brighton
» Kebele social centre, Bristol
» Hydra Books, Bristol
» ACE, Edinburgh
» Word Power, Edinburgh
» News From Nowhere, Liverpool
» Sumac Centre, Nottingham
» October Books, Southampton
» AK Press, Online

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June 2012 issue of Freedom includes:

• News
  G8: not having it
  London bus strike solid
  The Bottled Wasp
  Sparks fight on
  The future of Freedom
• International news
  Fascists brutalising Greece
  Miner threat goes hardcore
  Notes from the US
• Feature
  “If I can’t express my real opinion it’s not worth it” – Alec Empire of Atari Teenage Riot talks about new band member Rowdy, how they diddled Sony and how bands should approach audiences
• Analysis
  The impact of cuts on the disabled
• The Bigger Picture
  Official Protester of the London 2012 Olympic Games
• Economics
  The housing market in the UK
• History
  Lessons from the Luddites
• Interview
  Introducing… Collective Action – the new organisation explain their philosophy of Regroupment
• Comment
  Understanding history
  Dealing with harassment in the movement
• Prison news
  Hard times for the PIC?
• Sport
  Euro 2012
• Getting Active
  Extreme energy: fracking the future
• Culture
  Remembering 1912: Iain McKay reviews The London Years by Rudolf Rocker
  The Arts pages feature Carrie Reichardt: anarcho-craftivist
  The fiction  column by Martin H. continues with The Discussion
• Also in this issue
  The Svartfrosk column ‘A sideways look’ is on ‘regeneration’ in Deptford
  Donald Rooum’s Wildcat cartoon
  The Quiz
  What’s On
  Readers’ letters and comments

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