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Author Archives: Julius Gavroche
In solidarity: A call for support from the Steki Social Centre, Thessaloniki
In the wake of the spread of the “syrian refugee crisis” into europe in 2015, anti-authoritarian, anti-fascist and anarchist groups in greece have created networks of mutual aid, of various kinds, in support of the migrants. Refusing any State or … Continue reading
Radicalising feminism, radicalising pride: The revolution as trans-intersex
(Photograph by Joel-Peter Wilkin) Many questions were troubling the explorer, but at the sight of the prisoner he asked only: “Does he know his sentence?” “No,” said the officer, eager to go on with his exposition, but the explorer interrupted … Continue reading
Film: Commodity Trading
A film to share, a cinematographic intervention to spread …
Carnival against capital: Remembering a living past (June 18, 1999)
Carnival is a pageant without footlights and without a division into performers and spectators. In carnival everyone is an active participant, everyone communes in the carnival act… The laws, prohibitions, and restrictions that determine the structure and order of ordinary, … Continue reading
In praise of a riot: Resonances of the Stonewall Inn insurrection
(Paula Rego, Angel) In memory of the Stonewall Inn insurrection of 1969, in memory of all of those women, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, trans and intersex, queers and men who have been admonished, disciplined, tortured and killed for “deviant” forms of pleasure … Continue reading
Fighting in Brazil
It is not enough to identify ourselves only as enemies of the state and the status quo. We are not the only ones who oppose this system. When you are involved in revolutionary or mass movements, even if you have … Continue reading
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Scenes from the class struggle in spain: For an okupied social centre
The class struggle cuts not just through the spaces of salaried labour; it divides agencies across all of the different spheres of social reproduction. Without the latter, the former would cease to exists. We have tried over the years to … Continue reading
Not climate agreement, but climate revolt
We share an essay by Rhyd Wildermuth from the collective Gods and Radicals, a reflection on Trump’s withdrawal of the United States from the COP 21/Paris Climate Accords …
To be or not to be a democrat: Anarchy beyond democracy
We formerly shared the excellent series of essays from the Crimethinc collective critically evaluating the notion of “democracy”. That the debate is not closed for anarchists is evident from the simple fact that it continues (e.g., Robert Graham‘s very recent … Continue reading
Government by the economy: The invisible committee’s Now
The astonishing reality of things Is my discovery every day. Each thing is what it is, And it’s hard to explain to someone how much this makes me happy, How much it’s enough for me. If I stretch out my … Continue reading →