Transmissions Part Two: Relationships
A mini-series focusing on the various dimensions of intergenerational relationships amongst anarchists. Part Two focuses on relationships. Hear from Helen Hudson, Ann Hansen, Cee, Vanessa Bolin, Mandy and Ashanti Alston. You’ll likely walk away from this episode with a lot to think about.
Gridlocked: The Freedom Convoy and the New Canadian Populism
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, a popular movement demanding an immediate end to vaccine mandates and other restrictions on daily life has shaken the Canadian state to its core. Its calls have deeply resonated with members of settler-colonial society in which public health measures and other forms of collective solidarity are seen by some […]
Reconciliation at Gunpoint
CONTENT WARNING: Detailed description of colonial violence and dehumanization at the hands of police and prison/court staff. — In this interview, Layla Staats and Skyler Williams describe their arrest on unceded Cas Yikh territory, and the disgusting lengths that the Canadian state went to try and break their warrior spirits. Through these desperate and brutal […]
System Fail 14: Feeling the Squeeze
Artificial intelligence reaches a new and unexpected milestone while the human condition continues to worsen. As supply chains are pushed to the brink, working people around the globe struggle with new realities of stagnated wages and out of control inflation. While oil corporations celebrate record profits, the people of Ecuador are fighting back with work […]
System Fail 23: Life Over Lithium
As guilt mounts over humanity’s inaction in the face of the climate crisis, industrialized capitalists have adapted their tactics to meet the demands of a more environmentally conscious market; by selling the image of sustainability! Touted as the green transportation of the future, demand has exploded for electric cars. This has, in turn, increased the […]
What Is Representation?
In this installment of A Is For Anarchy, we discuss the politics of representation and the role it has historically played in adapting and shaping systems of control. CW: depictions of colonial violence, sexism, transphobia