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Warren Draper
15 June 2020
E.A.Z: the Everyday Autonomous Zone
One of the most beautiful banners I ever saw was designed by a working-class activist named Af. He had previously worked at a brickyard in Maltby, but…
Anon 2020061401
14 June 2020
Experience: the police do not care about protecting arrestees from coronavirus
Below is an account of someone arrested on a Black Lives Matter demonstration in London on their experiences in police custody. I just wanted to share my…
Marc Magill
7 June 2020
I Watched Dominic Cummings Give Yet Another Talk About How Clever He Is
Before Dominic Cummings displayed great villainy in a rose garden – like Donald Sutherland in the Hunger Games before him –  myself and many others had already…
Drawn Out Thinking
4 June 2020
An illustrated history of the birth of the Metropolitan Police
The brutal murder of George Floyd has once again forced police violence and racism into the public spotlight. On both sides of the Atlantic, people are starting…
AbM media
26 May 2020
Organise or Starve: Life under lockdown in South Africa’s shackdweller movements

Abahlali baseMojondolo write on the solidarity being shown in the face of State and capital’s violence against impoverished South Africans

Dystopian Commune
19 May 2020
A chronology of pogroms in Lesvos
The situation on the island of Lesvos was escalating towards the freezing of all transfers of refugees to the inland, after a government decision around September 2019,…
Lisa Selby
18 May 2020
Virtual Panopticon: Prison video calls and family support during the pandemic and beyond

A member of UK Prison Support Group describes the experiences of prisoners and their loved during COVID-19

Jim Donaghey
13 May 2020
Interview: Alessio Kolioulis on Colin Ward’s The Child in the City and its French translation
A French language translation of Colin Ward’s classic The Child in the City was published in March this year by Etrerotopia France – L’enfant dans la ville…
Anon 2020051101
11 May 2020
Don’t join, Organise: On the limits of employment law

Following Boris Johnson’s burbling mess of an address yesterday there’s been a renewed interest in health and safety legislation, our right to stay away from dangerous working environments, and the importance of joining a union. All good stuff, but as any trade union activist will tell you, a law is not always much protection without collective power.

Brighton anti-fascists
10 May 2020
Solidarity against barbarism: The fight against coronavirus and the far-right in the USA
This interview was originally published by Brighton anti-fascists. Like everyone else we’ve been in lockdown, spending a lot of time at home with our stockpile of beans…
Farah Damji
6 May 2020
The View Magazine: Artful Ways and Means
Note from the editor: this text contains a discussion on issues which may be triggering and difficult to read. However, we decided to publish it as it…
Cautiously Pessimistic
4 May 2020
What a way to make a living: Class Power on Zero Hours

The book is certainly not intended primarily as a contribution to the ongoing “class vs idpol” wars, but in its close attention to the complexity of the actual composition of the working class at a specific moment in time, it serves as a damning critique of both poles of the debate.

Lisa and Elliott
29 April 2020
This place is a death trap’: inside HMPs during COVID-19
Content warnings: state violence, medical abuse and neglect, self-harm and suicide  The Ministry of Justice’s lack of response to COVID-19 is nothing short of genocidal. So far,…
Jim Jepps
21 April 2020
Interview: Ruth Kinna
Freedom spoke to Ruth Kinna, author of numerous books on anarchism about the origins and key concepts of anarchism. What do you find most attractive about anarchism?…
Darya Rustamova
20 April 2020
Dealing with 420 under lockdown

Thanks to the immutable cultural significance of the number 420*, the 20th of April has become certified official International Weed Day and it’s landed right in the middle of lockdown.

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