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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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