Train To Nowhere
From de.indymedia.org
Call for a week of world wide action and solidarity against the North Bothnia Line in northern Sápmi, August 11th to 17th, 2024!
From de.indymedia.org
Call for a week of world wide action and solidarity against the North Bothnia Line in northern Sápmi, August 11th to 17th, 2024!
From Interregnum by R.L. Elson
R.L Elson analyses the decisions, impacts, and outcomes of having cosmetic surgeries and procedures through the concepts of feminism, anarchy, and choice.
From Health Autonomy Convergence: NORTHEAST
Following in the footsteps of the Health Autonomy Convergence last year, we are inviting health care workers and healers to a northeast regional gathering in Southern Vermont October 18-20, 2024. Come to connect, learn, and build solidarity as we figure out how to be humans in a dehumanizing healthcare system.
Call for Proposals
Anarchy, as a concept and lived way of being, is alluring to some because of its delusion. The reminder that impossibility is possible, that moments of self-destruction and creation can displace limits imposed on us by the State, one another, and ultimately ourselves can appear as a freedom as well as a crushing burden. What's the difference, anyway? “It’s what you make of it,” as the saying goes.
By DESTROY. Originally published at https://upittanarchy.org/zine-files/socialwar.pdf. Accessible on theanarchistlibrary at https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/destroy-a-nihilist-understanding-of-social-war.
Introduction
“Politics is the continuation of war by other means.” This war can best be understood as the social war, or the war by the state and other institutions to maintain social control, as well as the resistance to this control.
From https://www.healthautonomyconvergence.com/
Durham, North Carolina • Coming May 2023 •
A convergence about healthcare and beyond❋
Anti-authoritarian, abolitionist, and anarchist healthcare workers
Re-imagining and undermining the medical-industrial complex together✹
from CrimethInc.
Confronting the Assault on Trans People
Over the last two years, a wave of anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ legislation has swept the United States. Proposals in dozens of state legislatures have aimed to stop schoolteachers from discussing gender or sexuality—to prevent kids from using bathrooms or playing on sports teams as their self-determined gender—to force school officials to “out” trans kids to their parents—and to make it illegal for trans kids to get appropriate medical care.
In this episode of Immediatism podcast, Cory's points of view get heavily critiqued by a theorist who tends toward Stirner and D&G. Cybernetics is thoroughly described. Postmodernism and poststructuralism are described in terms of what they attempt to do and how they function in academia. The anonymous author reminisces about a time (prior to the 2010's) when anarchists did not used to talk in terms of cybernetics.
From en.squat.net, original from Attaque in French
Why We Attacked the Zad
Notre-Dame-des-Landes (France)
The Zad was our pirate ship, the mother of all Zads. It emerged in a time with no way out and it was as if the world became a little more bearable. Like a brief glimmer of light, a possibility breaking through the thick, sticky fog of our future. For those of us who lead full and busy lives, off the beaten track, it was the knowledge that there would always be a place to welcome us if we were on the run. A place where the state would never come for us. A place where we would always find allies to feed us, to clothe us, to hide us in the folds of its hedges.
How well does “my body, my choice” coincide with an anarchist position on bodies? How do we do bodily autonomy, and how do we push it farther?