CrimethInc. Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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We mourn the passing of bell hooks, a prolific author and thinker who combined courage, care, and outrage against domination. Today is a good day to read her work. You could begin with Feminism Is for Everybody: https://t.co/ygsJjxmN5s Or All About Love: https://t.co/sdHO8xV82u https://t.co/WmTrd9xeLM

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To learn about anarchist relief efforts in response to Hurricane Florence in 2018: https://t.co/WM1LBpNJYG To learn about Common Ground Collective, you could start with scott crow's book Black Flags and Windmills. The above quotations are from an article we published in 2005. https://t.co/nLgW8jrUWA

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At last, after a fire destroyed all our remaining copies, we've received the reprint of No Wall They Can Build. Drawing on a decade of solidarity work on the border, this book reveals the true goals and costs of US border policy. You can order them here: https://store.crimethinc.com/products/no-wall-they-can-build https://t.co/fFIIvZAeAi

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We observe John Brown's birthday. Today—as in 1859—a gang of bigots is using the democratic institutions of the United States to direct a variety of forms of violence and oppression against millions of people. He wouldn't have taken it sitting down. Neither should we. https://t.co/kLblHy3sWh https://t.co/I2Lv9bodDi

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"Cancel all student loan debt? But that would be unfair to all those people who struggled for years to pay back their student loans!" This argument makes about as much sense as saying it would be "unfair" to a mugging victim not to mug their neighbors too. -David Graeber https://t.co/yHDsghpFrY

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In 1888, Lucy Parsons went to England and encouraged English workers to make May Day an international holiday honoring labor resistance and calling for shorter labor hours. She spoke publicly with Peter Kropotkin and befriended William Morris, who wrote a poem called "May Day." https://t.co/vmtVcX56Jq

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Today, we mourn the passing of Albert Woodfox, Black Panther and prison organizer. The United States government stole decades of his life, keeping him in solitary confinement for over 43 years. We salute his courage and persistence. Abolish the prison-industrial complex. https://t.co/RLlsP00tL0

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Like Hoda Katebi, we understand the revolt in Iran as a revolt against state violence and patriarchy, not Islam. In "Islam and Anarchism—Relationships and Resonances," Mohamed Abdou argues for an Anarcha-Islām that rejects both colonialism and the state. https://t.co/Yl9vZOPJDG https://t.co/GYdXMuZGk1

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Congratulations to @NoBonzo on their gorgeous illuminated manuscript bringing Peter Kropotkin's Mutual Aid: A Factor in Evolution into dialogue with our time. https://t.co/tqVznIEZ6o "In the ethical progress of man, mutual support—not mutual struggle—has had the leading part." https://t.co/oWICwBHlV2

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As @u_mspcoll points out, almost 100 years later, the Pittsburgh Proclamation was a reference point for contemporary Black anarchist Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin, author of Anarchism and the Black Revolution. https://t.co/miJnhBTZLZ