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Monthly Archives: July 2013
ATS Roundtable: Gangs and the Lumpenproletarian Class Base of Anti-System Struggle
I participated in a round table discussion at Attack the System on gangs. I view them as proto-tribes; decentralized networks of autonomous clicks and sets that share a common culture and history within a wider gang “nation” such as the … Continue reading
Some Thoughts on George Zimmerman and John T. Williams
by Frank Hopper As the not guilty verdict of George Zimmerman was announced on July 13 I couldn’t help thinking about a similar shooting here in Seattle that was also caused by racial profiling, the shooting of First Nations carver … Continue reading
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Three Kick Ass Pan Secessionist Societies from the History Books
I often wonder what may have happened in Tlingit Aani and elsewhere in the region if our decentralized clan system had staved off disease and successfully resisted colonization by the United States. Would the Natives of the Pacific Northwest Coast … Continue reading
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4th of You-Lie
Savage Family and Antithesis team up. Savage Family and Antithesis together as one “Warrior’s Alliance Earth’s Army” sneak preview. The beat is Ja Rule’s Clap Back. On the 4th of July most people view the sound of fireworks as a … Continue reading
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Murrawarri people declare independence from Australia
Someone tell The Republic of Lakotah! They could formally recognize one another.
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Cascadia 2063
Originally posted on Occupied Cascadia:
It was the grasslands that made it; most of the forests had burned. For all their planning and preparation, no one expected that the Big One would have done most of their work for them. …
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Happy 4th of JuLIE!
Also known as “Overthrow the Government Day!”
Assimilate This! The Politics of Tlingit Food
By Frank Hopper I smell the subtle, nutty aroma of herring eggs boiling on the stove as I lay on the couch watching Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In. It is 1968 and my mom, my Aunt Judy, and my Aunt Amy … Continue reading
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