Is 2026 the year we all become relationship anarchists?
From The Independent
If your partnership needs refreshing, you might find that ditching labels, structures and hierarchies is one way of breathing new life into it, says Olivia Petter
From The Independent
If your partnership needs refreshing, you might find that ditching labels, structures and hierarchies is one way of breathing new life into it, says Olivia Petter
From South Asian Anarchist Library
Welcome to the South Asian Anarchist Library!
From The Intercept by Seth Stern
Daniel Sanchez is facing federal charges for what free speech advocates say is a clear attack on the First Amendment.
Federal prosecutors have filed a new indictment in response to a July 4 noise demonstration outside the Prairieland ICE detention facility in Alvarado, Texas, during which a police officer was shot.
Uncivilized Podcast Interviews ANews
I can't help but open with our usual: hello, everyone, this is Artxmis with the uncivilized podcast. For those that do not know, the uncivilized project has come to an indefinite hiatus and has been taken offline. The original hiatus began out of a lack of interest on behalf of the creators. The taking down of the podcast happened because some members of the group behind the project feel intimidated by the trump's administration's growing venom towards anarchists and other "unamerican" elements. Before these decisions were made, I reached out to thecollective, an anonymous coalition that helps manage and moderate the site, and we were able to do an asynchronous interview. What you will read is the text version of that interview. Much love & many thanks to members of thecollective who participated and were very patient for this to come together.
From The Anarchist Library by scott crow
Despair, grief, and fear color much our days, often challenging our hopes for the future. These emotions have seeped into daily conversations, media portrayals, and the very fabrics of our lives. Our fragile social bonds in civil society have been pushed to the brink due to ongoing disasters, crisis and seeming uncertainity we all face.
From Anarchist Libraries Network
Back to the roots, back to material solidity. To real discussions, physical spaces of confrontation before connection. Faced with a reality that crumbles between our fingers, with a memory of what anarchist thought once was — now fading in the face of media doublethink and the sweet constraint of new communication channels — the only choice was to rethink the conflicting relationship between what this world imposes — digitization and the dematerialization of relationships — and what we carry in our hearts and refuse to abandon — the rejection of consensus and the love for unique, sensual encounters between individuals struggling against this existing order.
From Debate Me, Bro
on anarchy, transformative justice, and archive work
It's been five years since our friend Aragorn! has passed.
Five years ago on February 13, 2020 Aragorn! walked on. Gone are the days of Aragorn! reading every single ANews comment.
From The Anarchist Library Bookshelf [wiki]
Since 2023, we’ve had several false starts in developing a South Asian anarchist library. However we have had some progress. Contact us in the Asian Libraries matrix chat for more details.
From SHH! THIS IS A LIBRARY! by Rocinante
A brief, yet triumphant report back from the first annual Upstate New York Anarchist Book Fair[1].
It was organized by and held at the PM Press space with help from Riot Act Books. PM Press recently moved their warehouse to Binghamton, New York, which is a Leatherstocking city in the southern tier of what has come to be known as New York, along the lines of the Rust Belt, sitting just outside of the Burned Over District, in the lands of the Onondaga, as the rivers of the Susquehanna and Chenango meet in present day downtown Binghamton.