On this episode, we caught up with George Ciccariello-Maher, a radical professor, organizer, and author of the recent book, Decolonizing Dialectics. We discuss both their coming under fire from Alt-Right trolls after mocking the concept of ‘white genocide’ on social media, but also discuss the notion of free speech itself. We talk about his recent appearance … Continued
CAB Agenda and Minutes April 22 2017
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Heathens United Against Racism (HUAR) might be a group that you’ve never heard of unless you travel in Heathen and Pagan spiritual circles. While the group may not be well known, since they formed in the wake of the Occupy movement, they’ve had a big impact on their wider community. In short, the group is … Continued
May 1st is International Workers’ Day. Join me, Dr. Will Courtenay, and my guests, Laura Stock and Garrett Brown, for a conversation about workplace health and safety. Tell us what work-related health risks you face. Call at 1-800-958-9008.
In the last several weeks, Trump has launched a series of strikes in Syria, Afghanistan, and Yemen in an attempt to gather support from imperialists, war-hawks, and the mainstream media and also bounce back from plummeting poll numbers. In response, the corporate media applauded Trump for his attack on Syria while the Democrats continued to … Continued
kpfa lsb minutes March 17
“The goal of repression is to make us scale back. If the movement is strong, if the movement continues…then the calculus that the FBI uses…is different. They can’t go after a powerful, widespread movement in the same way they can after isolated extremists.” We’re several months into the Trump regime and we can now begin … Continued
Recorded at the ROAR Conference in the bay area, this podcast features two members of the General Defense Committee (GDC) of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis – St. Paul). These two organizers discuss how their group has grown from around 20 members to 130 over the course of … Continued
The John Brown Anti-Klan Committee grew out of the revolutionary movements and struggles of the 1960’s and 1970’s from largely white radicals who were doing support for black liberation prisoners. After learning through their other organizing work that prison guards and police officers in different institutions and departments were part of the Ku-Klux-Klan, the JBAKC … Continued
