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Solidarity from Anti-Authoritarians – Leonard Peltier (1991)

“Upon my arrest on Feb/6/76, some of the first groups of people who came to show solidarity, along with my own People, in recognition of my status as a Prisoner of War, were the anti-authoritarian groups of both Canada and the U.S.A.”

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Librado Rivera – Dave Poole (1980)

“Of the many comrades and collaborators of Ricardo Flores Magon, Librado Rivera was by far the closest. Their revolutionary partnership lasted twenty years, rivalling that of Durruti and Ascaso…”

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Innu Campaign Against the Militarization of Ntesinan – Ben Michel (1986)

“Who knows what kind of training will be permitted in our land once NATO gets its foot in the door?”

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Mad Bear Wallace Anderson: Tuscarora Activist 1927-1985 – Kanentiio (1986)

“Mad Bear was the most widely known native leader of the 1950s and early 60s. He could be found wherever there was a fight between native people and the ‘government’…”

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Robotization: A Second Industrial Revolution – John Mohawk (1983)

“It is alarming that this Revolution, which de­-emphasizes the human as a productive economic asset, is taking place at a time when there is extensive conflict around the world.”

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The Conscripts Strike – Louise Michel (1881)

“But it could be summed up in a single act of will by the people, who are shackled in that they are made to believe they are free!”

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Which Makes the Greater Savage, the Blanket or the Uniform? – Emily G. Taylor (1902)

“Will any one imagine these soldiers were robed in blankets? Or that their deeds were any less revolting because the perpetrators were clad in the regulation murder garb of the nation?”

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Decolonising Feminism – Susanna Ounei-Small (1995)

“How can we be united with French women when they participate in the colonisation of our country? Their slogans are simply designed to blind Kanak women from our real struggle.”

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Statement on the occasion of the demonstrations in solidarity with the Kanak people – Daniel Guérin (1985)

“I have every reservation about a neo-colonialist plan that would aim to maintain the French army on a territory still promised independence.”

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The Struggle for Kanaky – Susanna Ounei-Small (1995)

“The Red Scarves attracted a big following around the ideas of revaluing Kanak culture, asserting power and reclaiming stolen Kanak land.”

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