May the 4th be with all the amazing people around the world! 🙌
✌️ + ❤️ + Rebel

#maythe4thbewithyou #starwarsday #resist #rebellion

REBELLION #01 – Bienvenue dans la rébellion (avec Un Duo Roliste)

May the 4th be with you ! Afin de fêter le Star Wars Day, Robin d’un Duo rôliste est venu nous faire jouer à son jeu PBTA Star Wars : Rebellion !

Les personnages du jour ne sont pas des héros, ce sont des habitants lambdas de la galaxie engagés dans la rébellion. Ils sont réunis par le porte étendard, le Major Tom, afin de pénétrer à l’intérieur d’une frégate, dont le radiateur dégage encore des radiations mortelles, pour récupérer des coordonnées d’astrogation qui pourront donner un nouvel avantage à la rébellion !

Au cœur du vide spatial, personne ne les entendra suffoquer…

Une aventure menée par Robin, avec Artemis, Elrik, Jordi, Eric et Riley
Montage : Artemis

L’épisode est disponible sur toutes les plateformes de podcasts et aussi sur notre chaîne YouTube

Rébellion est un jeu de rôle créé par notre ami Robin d’un Duo Roliste, où l’on joue une équipe de Rebelles qui luttent contre le despotisme de l’Empire. C’est un jeu Propulsé par l’Apocalypse et disponible GRATUITEMENT sur itch.io

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https://youtu.be/-y7V87zYMJQ

Musiques:

Andor saison 2:

• Battle (Brandon Roberts)
• Climb (Brandon Roberts)
• Past Present Future (Brandon Roberts)
• Star Wars Andor Theme (Nicholas Britell et Brandon Roberts)
• Welcome to the Rebelion (Brandon Roberts)

Rogue One:

Your Father Would Be Proud (Michael Giacchino)

Jyn Erso & Hope Suite (Michael Giacchino)

Rogue one opening (Michael Giacchino)

Today in Labor History May 3, 1968: The first battles of the May Upheaval began in the Latin Quarter of Paris. The police arrested 500 students meeting at the University of Sorbonne to protest repression at Nanterre. Revolt broke out along the route taken by police vans, with thousands fighting against the police. Throughout the month of May and part of June, workers and students occupied schools, factories and offices. By mid-May, 10 million workers were on strike.

#workingclass #LaborHisotry #paris #strike #revolt #rebellion #occupation #students #police #studentprotest #collegeoccupations

Today in Labor History May 3, 1849: A popular rebellion broke out in Dresden, with the militant Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin emerging as a leader. He was imprisoned in the Konigstein fortress and condemned to death. He eventually was released. Composer Richard Wagner also participated. He fled to Switzerland to avoid arrest. The Dresden Rebellion was one of the last in the series of uprisings and revolutions that broke out across Europe in the late 1840s. The revolutions, also known as the Springtime of the People, opposed monarchy, serfdom and feudalism. It was the most widespread wave of uprisings in European history, affecting 50 countries. The combatants ranged from those fighting for liberal bourgeois democracy and universal suffrage for propertied men; to radicals who wanted universal suffrage for all men; to socialists, and communists (including Karl Marx), and anarchists, like Bakunin. Over 230 died in the fighting in Dresden, with hundreds more captured and imprisoned. Overall, however, thousands were killed or imprisoned, and tens of thousands were exiled.

Many of the German revolutionaries fled to the U.S. and became part of the immigrant generation known as Forty-Eighters. Many continued their radical activism in the U.S. In the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati, they participated in the riot of 1853, in which they violently protested the visit of the papal emissary Cardinal Gaetano Bedini because of his repression of revolutionaries in the Papal States during the Revolutions of 1848-1849. Many participated in the Wide Awakes movement, a paramilitary group aligned with Abraham Lincoln’s Radical Republicans. They opposed slavery, seeing it as the moral equivalent of the feudalism and serfdom they had fought against in Europe. They fought street battles with confederates. And in Saint Louis, in 1861, they participated in the Camp Jackson Affair, when Union-affiliated militias opened fire and massacred secessionists who were attempting to raid the Saint Louis Arsenal. Some of the Forty-Eighters who settled in the U.S. include the sociologist Max Weber; the journalist and publisher Henry Boernstein, who had previously worked with Marx on the radical newspaper Vorwärts, in Paris; Wilhelm Weitling, one of the early proponents of communism; Pauline Wunderlich, one of the small group of women who fought at the barricades alongside the men; and Carl Schurz, who would go on to become Secretary of the Interior.

For more on the Forty-Eighters, read here: https://michaeldunnauthor.com/2024/04/27/the-wide-awakes-and-the-antebellum-roots-of-wokeness/

#workingclass #LaborHisotry #anarchism #revolution #bakunin #rebellion #karlmarx #communism

Stick it to the fascists today by taking good care of yourself!

#SelfCare #rebellion #SelfCareIsAnActOfRebellion #antifa

Today in Labor History May 2, 1968: Workers walked out of the Hamtramck Dodge auto plant, in Detroit, in protest of management-mandated speed-ups there. Several of the black workers met across the street to form the Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM). At the time, over 70% of the workers at the Hamtramck plant were African American, yet leadership of their UAW local was dominated by older Polish Americans. Walter Reuther, head of the UAW at the time, had been an early supporter of the Civil Rights movement, but was pretty much asleep at the wheel in terms of prejudice against black workers by their own union. One of DRUM’s first demands was that Reuther be replaced by a black leader. They also demanded that the UAW end its collaborations with the FBI and the CIA. And they called on the UAW to organize a General Strike to end the war in Vietnam. In July, DRUM led a 2-day wildcat strike against the Hamtramck plant in which 4,000 workers walked out. DRUM’s militancy, and their willingness to stand up to the old guard at the UAW, inspired similar movements in the auto industry, including FRUM (Ford Revolutionary Union Movement) at the Ford River Rouge Plant, and ELRUM (Eldon Avenue Revolutionary Union Movement) at the Chrysler Eldon Avenue plant. In 1969, these groups united to form the League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW).

DRUM was created by veteran organizers who were also communists, internationalists, and revolutionaries who had been organizing as early as 1963, when they formed the UHURU student group at Wayne State. One of the organizers was General Baker, who wrote the following: “When the Detroit rebellion took place (1967), and the National Guard and 101st Airborne was sent in, and they imposed curfew, if you got sick, you couldn’t go to the doctor. If you got hungry, you couldn’t get no food. But if you had a badge from Chrysler, Ford or General Motors, you could get through the police line, the National Guard line, the army line, all of them to take your butt to work. The conclusion we draw from that was that the only place in this society that Black people had any value was at a point of production. That’s why, after the rebellion, we turned all our efforts into organizing inside the plants. Believe it or not, like an accident of history in one year from that time, DRUM was born."

You can read more about this movement in “Motown and the Making of Black Revolutionaries,” by Walda Katz-Fishman and Jerome Scott; and Read @JamesTracy excellent review of this book here: https://convergencemag.com/articles/book-review-motown-and-the-making-of-black-revolutionaries/

#workingclass #LaborHistory #drum #frum #elrum #racism #union #strike #wildcat #uaw #Revolutionary #fbi #cia #generalstrike #rebellion #detroit #BlackMastodon

A new story begins in Tharg’s 3rillers as well as a new Judge Dredd story in 2000 AD - Prog 2480. Out this week from Rebellion.

https://comics.3millionyears.co.uk/p/review-2000-ad-prog-2480

#Review #2000AD #Prog2480 #Rebellion

📺 Atomfall is getting a TV adaptation, the post‑apocalyptic action game from Rebellion is being turned into a series with Two Brothers Pictures. GET HYPE

The screenplay will be by Harry and Jack Williams (the duo behind «Убийца», «Дрянь»), who'll serve as executive producers alongside Alex Mercer; Rebellion's co‑founders Jason and Chris Kingsley are on board from the publisher side. Since its release last year the game has reac...

#SteamAndEpic #Game #Store #Rebellions #PlayStation #Rebellion