TOTW: Accessibility & Exclusivity

I was discussing the Occupy Movement and Pro-Palestine Encampments with some folks and someone asked why these movements failed to become "mainstream" as opposed to spaces for primarily already radicalized and marginalized populations. Putting aside that I believe this perspective is too simple, as I saw non-radicalized folks in the spaces and why would we make a separation between "marginalized" and "mainstream"? What does "marginalized" mean?, I wanted to examine the base assumption that "more accessibility" is somehow better or makes our movements more effective.

Exploring African Anarchism and Ujamaa with Stephanie Wanga

From little | bigger | anarchism

In this episode we chat with Stephanie Wanga, a scholar of African history and anarchism, who shares their unique perspective on how anarchist ideas resonate within African contexts, particuarly through the lens of their work on Ujamaa. We delve into the intersections of anarchism, African social philosophies and revolutionary practices.

Anarchist Prisoners in Russia and the War in Ukraine: Tour in France

From avtonom

In June, a series of presentations and discussions will take place across France focusing on imprisoned anarchists and anti-fascists in Russia, anti-war resistance, and solidarity with Ukrainian society.

AnarchyRadio 09-June-2026

Deforestation means worse Ebola. Eco disasters in Iran, Russia. Adults rarely go outside, overall health slipping. JZ on Ludwig Klages. New books, especially JVL's. "Revolution" is a corpse (it's 2026). Database museum in LA. iPhone bondage. Writing, now reading, impacted by AI. Data center carnage. 4 calls: 3 of which were with Diod or about her approach. Next AR: June 23 (with KZ).

Regarding the appeal trial for an act of solidarity during a hunger strike of G. Michailidis

From Act for Freedom Now!

The summers of 2022 and 2023 were marked by two major struggles waged from inside the prison by our anarchist comrade Yannis Michailidis. With his primary demand being his release, which the state vindictively denied despite the years he had already served, G.M. escalated his protest to a hunger strike, reaching a critical health condition on both occasions. On the 30th day of his second hunger strike, he decided to further escalate his protest with a thirst strike, which ultimately resulted in the victory of his struggle and his subsequent release.

Union Anarchist Communist (UAC) Naarm/Melbourne Publishes Its "Platform and Principles"

The UAC has released its first edition of the "Platform and Organisational Principles of the Union Anarchist Communist (UAC). The UAC formed on January 1st 2025. The first UAC local in Naarm is still formative and the document is provisional, still to be ratified by a general assembly of the UAC. The document will soon appear as a hard copy pamphlet and as an e-book.

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