This week in the Fuckin News we take on Stephen Miller, the creepy fascist fanboy and former Dick Sphincter protégé, who’d like to turn Turtle Island into a whitey-white-world.
TFN #14: No Tacos for Fascists Read More »
Fighting Where We Stand: The Struggle for Autonomous Spaces In our hyper-alienated and media-saturated societies, struggles for collective liberation are all too often reduced to a contest of ideas. Rather than fighting tooth and nail against conditions of exploitation, oppression and ecological devastation, we often instead find ourselves mired in an endless cycle of argument,
Trouble #14: Fighting Where We Stand [TRAILER] Read More »
On Friday June 15th, striking tenants from the Stoney Creek Towers traveled to Bay Street, Toronto’s financial district to pay a visit to the head offices of their landlord’s largest investor.
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This week on The Fuckin News, we look at the geopolitical shitshow revolving around the Orange One’s twitter feed, leaving a trail of confusion from the G7 Summit in Quebec to the heavily hyped Trump-Kim summit in Singapore.
TFN #13: Rodman-geddon Read More »
This episode of TFN looks at the repression being faced by anarchist comrades in Klanada and the United Snakes
TFN #12: Law & Disorder Read More »
Parc Extension, a neighbourhood in so-called Montreal, is facing development projects that could seriously gentrify the area. Real estate companies see a lot of potential in the market for university student apartments in an area that is home to predominantly working class people of color. People living in the area are directly resisting the transformation
Accomplice Audio: Gentrification Part 2 Read More »
We spoke to Martine August, from the University of Waterloo, about gentrification, financialization, REITs, and interesting forms of resistance.
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Gentrification, like all facets of capitalism, is often presented to its victims as a natural process. Shrouded in the logic of progress and polished up with euphemisms like “neighbourhood revitalization” or “urban renewal”, the violent displacement that it brings in its wake is carefully hidden behind a cover of market forces, zoning changes, public consultations
Trouble #13: Defend the Block [Trailer] Read More »
