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"Women, Life, Freedom” against the War : A Statement against Genocidal Israel and the Repressive Islamic Republic

Genocidal imperialist projects will never liberate us, nor will patriarchal nationalist regimes protect us. A statement from Iranian, Kurdish, and Afghani feminists.


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Chicago against ICE: "La migra, la policía, la misma porquería" : Report-back from the Demonstrations of June 10

Participants in a full day of breakaway marches and confrontations in Chicago on June 10 reflect on the potential of this moment of resistance to ICE.


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Iran: Precarious Work Means Precarious Life : How the Rajaee Port Disaster Exemplifies the Assault on Baluch Ethnic Minorities

The Rajaee Port disaster reveals how economic and political pressure on ethnic minorities plays a fundamental role in capitalism.


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The Occupation of the Sha’ban al-Dalou Building : A Report-Back from the University of Washington

Participants in the occupation of the engineering building at the University of Washington explore their motivations and recount the events in detail.


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