While the case of Karen Read has all the elements of a true-crime saga, its significance lies in that it is shedding a light on the deepening crisis of police legitimacy among white Americans as well as the pernicious effects of whiteness, seen by the inability or unwillingness of Read’s supporters to connect her fight against a corrupt police and legal system to the current anti-ICE/police uprising.
Bob Myers was born in 1949 in London to a middle class mum and a working class dad who had met in a factory canteen during WW2. They were both involved in the Workers Educational Association and their…
Part Two Audacity https://hardcrackers.com/audacity/
Part One May Day in the Olive Grove
https://hardcrackers.com/aux-armes-may-day-in-the-olive-grove/
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“Audacity, still more audacity, audacity always!” –Georges Danton, French Revolution 1792 “The best defense is disorder.” –The Do-It-Yourself Occupation Guide The first Battle for Tucson ended in victory for us when the cops trashed our encampment at the Olive Grove by the University of Arizona Main Gate on May 1. We escaped from campus after […]
On this episode of It's Going Down, we speak with former comrades of radical organizer and author Noel Ignatiev, who passed away in 2019 and is most well known for his involvement in the radical journal, Race Traitor. Before his passing, Ignatiev was also involved with Hard Crackers, which chronicles working-class life, struggle and revolt while...