On this juneteenth, Remember my queer, Trans and all rainbow peeps. It was this absolute Queen who brought us pride month.
#juneteenth #pride #BLM #Blackhistory #politics #anarchism #trans #transrights #landback
It all INTERSECTS!
Link from where I got the pic
www.biography.com/.../inspirin....
📰 Inside the Clashes at Delaney Hall Detention Center : A Timeline from a Mutual Aid Volunteer
📰 The Solidarity Assembly for Imprisoned Fugitives and Persecuted Combatants : An Interview on Repression and Resistance in Greece
The word "state" is identical with the word "war."
-- Peter Kropotkin
📰 Inside the Clashes at Delaney Hall Detention Center : A Timeline from a Mutual Aid Volunteer
Why the left struggles with building power
I am as desirous of being a good neighbor as I am of being a bad subject.
-- Henry David Thoreau
Today in Labor History June 19, 1931: Akiva (Aki) Orr was born. He was an Israeli libertarian socialist and anti-zionist activist. Born in Berlin, his family fled to Mandatory Palestine when the Nazis started to rise to power. As an activist in Israel, he struggled for a one-state solution and for radical Direct Democracy. As a young man, he served in the Haganah, a Jewish terrorist organization that later evolved into the modern Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). He later joined the navy and fought in the war of independence. After that, he worked as a merchant seaman and participated in the 1951 Seaman’s Strike, during which time he was severely beaten by the police. That same year, he joined the Communist Party. However, in 1962, he quit the Party in protest of its blind loyalty to the Soviet Union. He then cofounded the Israeli Socialist Organization (Matzpen), which was antiauthoritarian and fought for a socialism run by workers councils, rather than by a political party. They also criticized Zionism as a settler-colonial project. In 1964, he moved to London, where he co-founded and was on the editorial board of ISRACA (Israeli Revolutionary Action Committee Abroad), an anti-Zionist publication. In London, he was friends with many notable leftists, including C.L.R. James and Cornelius Castoriadis.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #israel #idf #palestine #terrorism #akiorr #socialism #anarchism #nazis #fascism #antisemitism #zionism #strike #union #police #policebrutality #antizionism
📰 Inside the Clashes at Delaney Hall Detention Center : A Timeline from a Mutual Aid Volunteer
Today in Labor History June 19, 1903: Benito Mussolini, at the time a radical Socialist, was arrested by Bern police for advocating a violent general strike. As strange as it may seem, in light of his rise to become one of the most powerful and violent fascist leaders in the world, Mussolini came from a radical leftist background. In his youth, he idealized figures like Bakunin and Garibaldi. His father, who was a socialist, named him Benito, after Mexico’s liberal leader Benito Juarez. His two middle names, Andrea and Amilcare, were named for the Italian socialists Andrea Costa and Amilcare Cipriani. In 1867, at age 15, Cipriani fought with Garabaldi in Italy’s second war of independence. He was a member of the First International. And he helped defend the barricades during the Paris Commune. He was re-elected to the Italian Chamber of Deputies eight times, but never was permitted to serve because he refused to swear allegiance to the king. Mussolini’s military failures during World War II ultimately reduced him to being the head of a German puppet state. In 1945, he and his mistress Clara Petacci tried to flee the country, but were captured by antifascist partisans near Lake Como and were executed by the communist partisan Walter Audisio.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #fascism #anarchism #mussolini #bakunin #GeneralStrike #socialism #prison #amilcarecipriani #communism #antifascism
LPDementius
Zendorea 
Anarchist Quotes
A404
MikeDunnAuthor