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Anarchists Who Are All Talk? – Estela Arteaga / No More Charades! – Lucia Norman (1916)

“The anarchist idea, in my humble view, can never be accepted by the ruling classes, by the privileged classes in general.”

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For Our Country! – Enrique Flores Magón (1916)

“Therefore, our class interests demand that we never go to the battlefields to fight for a Country that is not ours but of the rich who are the ones that own everything, and that when circumstances force us to shoulder arms let it be to fight against the present institutions…”

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Skirmishes – Juanita Arteaga (1916)

“…these are the first skirmishes of the coming Great European Social Revolution, as a natural consequence of the stupid war that the greed of the old world exploiters has brought about.”

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Armed / The Conscious Workers – Juanita Arteaga (1916)

“Repression and persecution gives rise to the revolution. That is an inevitable law.”

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The War – Ricardo Flores Magón (1917)

“The principle that the government has invoked to drag the people into the abyss could not be more pleasing: that of liberty. “

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Indigenous persistence reading list

The documentary film and books that I have chosen here are some of the Native-created media that have moved me the most over the years, strongly influencing my thinking, writing, and action.

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Divide While Anything Remains

In other words, looking after each other to such an extent that individuals couldn’t accumulate wealth at the expense of others.

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Anarchists and the Wild West – Franklin Rosemont (1986)

“Other Chicago anarchists were also interested in the ‘Indian Question'”

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A Response To A Response About Militarism, Nationalism And War

Personally, I’m disappointed to see that someone else is disappointed by critical thinking around state nationalism, particularly European and subsidiary settler colonial nationalisms.

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Finally, Teleology – Library of Riots (1994)

“As everything has an end, its end is the first quality, the first determination, the first negation of everything.
It is through its end that everything begins.”

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