Student Struggles
Accomplice full interview with Fannie, a student involved in the 2012 and 2015 strikes in Montreal.
Interviews & Extras
Policing America
Militarized and community policing tend to be discussed as separate approaches to policing. Kristian Williams explains that both were developed at the same time and in parallel to each other.
Post Hurricane Collectives in Puerto Rico
Jorge Diaz tells us more about the lack of aid by the Government in Puerto Rico and how decentralized autonomous collectives began to practice mutual-aid.
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Counterinsurgency as a State Philosophy
Counterinsurgency as a state philosophy has been used to crush uprisings before they even happen by pacifying movements and managing conflict to ensure the stability and continuity of governance. We spoke to anarchist author Peter Gelderloos to understand more.
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Prohibition; Tool of Social Control
Dawn Paley, author of Drug War Capitalism, talks to us about the current situation in Mexico, the Merida initiative, and the drug war more broadly as a counter-revolutionary project.
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Internet Battleground
Jeremy Hammond has demonstrated that the internet is another front of the anarchist struggle. We spoke to him from federal prison to learn more about some of tactics used by hackers, their role in a revolutionary struggle, the case against him, and decentralized hacker collectives.
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Who are the Warriors
An interview with Mohawk warrior Clifton Nicholas, about the warrior society and their role in the “Oka Crisis”
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Rednecks Should Revolt
An interview with Conor and Beth, two members of Redneck Revolt, on how white supremacy operates in the United Snakes, and what organizing strategies white revolutionaries should be following in order to smash it.
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Weaponizing Solidarity: An Interview With the IFB
An interview with a member of the International Freedom Battalion, a group of foreign fighters made up mostly of anarchists, communists and socialists who have traveled to Syria to support the Rojava Revolution.
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