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04.17.18

By Galvan

Over the last several months, an encampment has been growing in Coast Salish Territory, also known as so-called British Columbia against a massive Kinder Morgan project, the Trans Mountain Pipeline. In response, the project has faced mass opposition; in March, upwards of ten thousand marched against it. But while NGOs are concentrating on organizing large … Continued

03.31.18

By Galvan

Cover photo: A member of Redneck Revolt takes aim. Source: ABC Millions of people took part in both walkouts and #MarchForOurLives demonstrations over the past week, with some poles showing that 1 in 5 teenages stated that they planned to take part in the mobilizations. But the protests and heavily discussed events in the media … Continued

03.29.18

By Galvan

7 months after Unite the Right, a turning point for both the anarchist and antifascist movements in the United States, as well as for the Alt-Right which organized it, there remains a flurry of activity on the ground in Charlottesville, Virginia. In the wake of the demonstration, which saw outnumbered antifascists defeat a larger enemy, … Continued

03.07.18

By Galvan

Centrists and media pundits have long presented the white nationalist movement as simply the home of backwards and “uneducated” people, while in reality, there is a long, and at times, revolutionary history to the movement that deserves serious analysis and reflection. In this episode, we speak with Leonard Zeskind, a historian, speaker, organizer, and author … Continued

03.03.18

By Galvan

In this audio report, we again catch up with Michael, a striking teacher in West Virginia, who is also a member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). We pick up where we left off the last time we talked, and broadly discuss what has happened with the evolving strike involving tens of thousands … Continued