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Posts in: anti-racism
Lessons from the struggle: Massive community outreach was key to driving Nazis from Fawkner
It’s a little more than two decades since anti-fascists celebrated the closure of National Action’s (NA) organising centre in Melbourne’s outer northern suburb of Fawkner. The Tyson Street “bookshop,” actually a bunker, closed in April 1998. A 15-month campaign exposed the fascists and ensured their project was a political flop. A clear and present danger…. Read more »
Look to ourselves, not the state, to banish violent fascists
In late 2018, eighty-one thousand people petitioned the Department of Home Affairs to stop U.S.-based fascist, Gavin McInnes, from entering Australia. The petition cited McInnes’ calls for violence against women and people of colour and the Southern Poverty Law Center’s listing of Proud Boys, the group he formed, as a hate group. Home Affairs refused… Read more »
Stand with First Nations workers in Australia
Help defeat the exploitative, punitive and racist Community Development Program
Rally for Mumia Abu-Jamal on Jan. 5
After decades spent in prison, Abu-Jamal has finally been granted the right to appeal his unjust conviction.
Mayor Durkan and Seattle police deny free speech rights of human rights defenders
Statement to the media delivered at a news conference at Seattle City Hall by Annaliza Torres.
Facebook: Fire Joel Kaplan for leading a racist smear campaign
“A damning new report from The New York Times revealed that Facebook executive Joel Kaplan is leading a smear campaign targeting the Color Of Change community.”
Solidarity with the victims of anti-Semitic violence
We grieve together for those killed and wounded. Let’s organize together to end the growing scourge of bigoted right-wing violence.
In defense of the Central American refugees walking toward the U.S. border
Trump’s lies notwithstanding, it is the people of Central America who have been violated by the U.S. government, not the other way around. Disponible en español.
Dividing in hopes of conquering
The right wing, Asian Americans, and the Harvard anti-affirmative action case
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