anarchists

This Day in Labor History: April 1, 1913

By Erik Loomis

In General

On April 1, 2023

On April 1, 1913, workers at the Draper textile factory in Hopedale, Massachusetts walked off the job in a strike led by Italian anarchists fighting for basic human rights. The company, working with the cops, would crush it mercilessly. Eben Draper was the former governor...

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ACAB

By Erik Loomis

On January 26, 2023

A student of mine told me about this situation in Atlanta before it led to violence and this is just crazy stuff. Basically, the Atlanta Police Department wants to log.

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Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,279

By Erik Loomis

On January 17, 2023

This is the grave of Murray Bookchin. Born in 1921 in New York City, Bookchin grew up in the left-wing Jewish immigrant community of that city and time. His parents.

Rieux I mean, generally, election ballots (as well as petitions or other written submissions to place candidates on those ballots) carry the candidates' first and last names....
Cornel West pleased with how 2000 election turned out, hoping for a replay · June 6, 2023
SpiderDan But don't you see? If we can just win over the Trump voters, the Great Class Awakening is inevitable, and the current boss/landlord/mom oligarchy will be swiftly upended!
Cornel West pleased with how 2000 election turned out, hoping for a replay · June 6, 2023
cereal No сметана for kitty
Nova Kakhovka Dam Breached · June 6, 2023
Mookie One thing to note in this dumb blame game, this doesn't happen if there is no invasion. Russia can fuck right off.
Nova Kakhovka Dam Breached · June 6, 2023
N__B Breaches tend to spread laterally, as the portion of dam next to a breach is subjected to extraordinary loading, but everything I’ve seen suggests intentional breaching.
Nova Kakhovka Dam Breached · June 6, 2023