#anarchist zine

[wilderbas]

Right so I am in the process of making a zine on how aspec relationships inform relationship anarchy (the equalisation or emphasis of importance of all relationships, as opposed to the current social hierarchy of romantic/sexual relationships over platonic, familial, etc. ones) and would love any input fellow aspecs have on the matter.

I’m basically just sick of the covert aphobia /erasure in queer leftist spaces when we have so much to offer.

Please do get in contact and/or share this within ace/aro/agender spec spaces!

Aphobes dni and fuck off xo

[kripovno]

Weird thing to add in a reblog but I wanted to stop by and say that I made a free zine that is somehow EXACTLY this image. Here's the link If anyone want to read it LMAO. (It's an anarchist zine I made for a zine jam!)

[all-things-are-nothing-to-me]

Announcing A(k)CAB, A Kansas City Anarchist Bookfair!

FREE

October 12th

Inside Howdy & Farewell

6515 Stadium Dr, Kansas City, MO 64129

(the venues are nextdoor to each other, you'll figure it out)

12pm to 6pm.

All ages.

We’re really excited to announce the first Anarchist Bookfair in KCMO. It will include books, zines, art, food, friends, workshops, and other fun shit. We’ll be able to share and connect with anarchist publishers, artists, distros and other anarchics from all over the midwest.

We welcome folks to show up and table. There is also still space for more workshops, talks, and other activities.

If you plan on tabling, please try to bring your own table. If you need a table and cannot get one, reach out to us beforehand.

Tablers so far include Warzone Distro, Oogle Zines, Greygoo, Wasteland Distro, Prisoners Cinema, KC Mutual Aid, Uncivilized Podcast, and Nihil Distro.

Email akcabcollective@proton.me if you have any questions or need anything.

If LBC was still a thing we would of invited them.

For joy and anarchy in Missouri and everywhere!

[anarchywoofwoof]

enjoy this archive of leftist/anarchist zines, newsletters, articles, flyers and other protest documents :)

[fanzines]

Manchester & Salford Anarchist Bookfair will take place on Saturday, 2nd November 2024 (10am - 4pm) at the People's History Museum. Free entry. For more details + exhibitors visit their website.

Location: People's History Museum Corner of Left Bank and Bridge Street (opposite Civil Justice Centre, along the River Irwell) Spinningfields Manchester M3 3ER

[destroyingangelneveragod]

I created a bunch of assets for posters, zines, and buttonmaking for Palestinian liberation. I ave attatched to this post the link to the google drive of these asset.

[bananarchy4ever]

[sea-critter]

[anarchopostings]

Chaos is Freedom✳

"We live in Capitalism, it's power seems inescapable, but so did the Divine Right of Kings" - Ursula K. Le Guin

"Not whether we accomplish Anarchism today, tomorrow, or within ten centuries, but that we walk towards Anarchism today, tomorrow, and always" - Errico Malatesta

"It speaks to the very nature of our domestication that we only choose resistance so long as it feels like something we can win." - Serafinski 'Blessed is the Flame'

What Is Anarchism?

Anarchy is a social political philosophy that believes all hierarchies lead to exploitation and, therefore, must be negated and rejected.

Hierarchy is often defined as a pyramid system, with a group at the top, and everyone else organized under and to the bottom. Those at the top with the most authority, who strip away power from those below them. A hierarchy can mean many different things, and anarchist seek to oppose them all. Examples are social forms of domination such as white supremacy and racism, the patriarchy and misogyny, xenophobia, colonialism, queerphobia, etc. As well as economic systems such as class and capitalism, and the positions within them such as cops, landlords, bosses and politicians. Including but not limited to governments, states, and social political means of authority.

Anarchists seek a world where people freely associate with each other and build connections to help each other and their communities, in a multitude of ways. From workers unions to individual association and gift economies.

Anarchists most commonly advocate for Communism, a stateless, moneyless, classless society, but there are anarchists who believe in anti-capitalist free market styles of trade (called Mutualism).

Commonly, the media portrays anarchy as an ideology of indiscriminate violence and warlording, to propagandize civilization into believing we need to be commanded to be safe. Anarchists believe in communication, in transformative means of justice, in seeking peace when at all possible over violence.

However, this does not mean the Anarchist is passive. To resist domination is self defense, and anarchists believe in the right to defend yourself as needed.

A common phrase is "Anarchy is order, Government is Chaos", which some anarchists embrace while others reject. We are a part of those who reject it. Order is controlled, contained, and caged. Chaos is unbridled, free, and liberating. There is beauty in the Chaos, there is beauty in decentralization, of people organizing communities in their own ways not due to following any sort of Order, but because it is what's best for their community. Anarchy means a diversity of tactics. Anarchy means everyone doing what they can. Anarchy means doing what fits for each situation and community, not one answer fits all without nuance. This is not always ordered, that is to be embraced.

Anarchists believe in landback, anarchists believe in abolishing borders and the means of private and public property. Anarchists believe in the freedom of movement and the respect of nature. Anarchists believe we are not better than nature, humans are not better than the world, but do not get confused and think Anarchim means humans are a negative to the earth. Humans are a part of the earth, just like the plants and every other living being. We are here to live and respect nature, that doesn't mean at the expense of human life like what is advertised in Eco Fascism.

Anarchists are anti-capitalists and anti-fascists, always. Capitalism and Fascism are blood dripped hierarchies, antithetical to Anarchism at its core, and any 'anarchist' claiming to be for Capitalism and / or Fascism is no Anarchist, but an enemy.

If you made it this far, may we suggest going a little further?

Anarchist Reading List

Life Without Law, A Beginners Guide to Anarchism

Anarchy 101, A Beginners Guide to Anarchy

Armed Joy, Insurrectionary Anarchism

Anarchism And Other Essays

Anarchy.Works, Historical Examples of Anarchy

How Anarchy Works, Organizing Anarchy (Video)

Abolish Work? The Meaning Of Anti-Work (Video)

Why States Fail Humanity (Video)

The Tyranny of the Clock, Capitalist Productivness (Video)

The Psychology of Political Cults (Video)

Sticking To It, A Zine About Stickering

7 Myths About The Police

Mutual Aid, A Factor of Evolution

Blessed Is The Flame, an Intro to Anarcho Nihilism

Where to Read More

Sprout Distro

Crimethinc

[transxfiles]

listen alright you just gotta have that 1 interesting person in your life who you never really directly cross paths with but who is still a part of your life via proximity and who you get really excited about seeing from a distance. it's enriching. it makes life a little more magical. like something out of an art film or a children's book.

[zackjuniper]

Gord Hill, 2018 (via Broken Pencil)

[anotherpapercut]

being a leftist in 2023 is so wild. today I received 1 socialist zine and 1 anarchist zine

[all-things-are-nothing-to-me]

Distroism until we win!

Who said anarchists can't be organized.

[anarcho-catboyism]

I'm working on a Zine basic for stickering since i know that can be daunting for people that are getting into activism for the first time idk when it'll be out tho

[fanzines]

Apply for a table at the zine fair being held on October 7th, 2023 as part of the Anarchist Bookfair in London. The zine fair will be held at Freedom Bookshop (Address: 84b Whitechapel High Street, London, E1 7QX), which sells zines all year round.