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Military Adventure in Kenya – Albert Meltzer (1952)

“…in Kenya hundreds are arrested or beaten or shot down for their part in the rising against imperialism.”

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India’s Struggle for Freedom is Our Struggle – War Commentary (1942)

“In the cities of India, unarmed masses are shot down by the guns of British money, and the chosen leaders of the Indian people are imprisoned for demanding the elementary rights of men.”

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Our Policy – Albert Meltzer (1942)

“The worthlessness of the many ‘saviours’ now afflicting mankind is apparent to anyone of normal intelligence.”

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Ralph Chaplin Hanging Out With Chief Leschi in Tacoma – Arthur J. Miller (2001)

“As long as the invaders knew that there were some who would back up their talk with action, there would be some gains to be made.”

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Self-Determination – National Indian Youth Council (1968)

“The unwillingness to submit to the government’s system of cultural death by allowing oneself to exist under these living standards seems, to us, to be a fight as real as the Indian Wars of the previous century.”

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Alcatraz Is Not An Island – Richard Oakes (1972)

“The Indian people found that their own culture was inaccessible to them. They were enslaved by the white economic system and dependent on it in the city, either in the form of welfare or having to work to make someone else rich.”

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Impossible! – Ricardo Flores Magón (1911)

“That which would seem to be really impossible is that the workers have not acted on the proposal that they should throw off the yoke.”

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The Traitors! – Ricardo Flores Magón (1912)

“…this movement is not being made to protect the interests of the bourgeois who suck the blood of the disinherited of Mexico…”

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Open Letter to Eugene V. Debs – Lucille Norman (1911)

“…nothing will ever be accomplished by charlatan politicians.”

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Report of the Mexican Liberal Defense Conference of Chicago – Voltairine de Cleyre (1911)

“All those who would feel interested to join in the work of distributing literature, visiting locals, writing letters to the press, helping to arrange meetings, or subscribing to funds, are invited to communicate with me…”

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