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Radical Peoples Study Hall
Dearest community we are so excited to begin programming again this FALL starting on:
Monday, November 16th, 2018
7-8:30 PM CST
We are launching the RADICAL PEOPLES STUDY HALL
Join ChiResists and members of Chicago-based mutual aid projects like the Bronzeville…
Monday, November 16th, 2018
7-8:30 PM CST
We are launching the RADICAL PEOPLES STUDY HALL
Join ChiResists and members of Chicago-based mutual aid projects like the Bronzeville…
Forwarded from Strike Force
The following article analyzes the events that took place between June 12th to July 14th at the occupation of a Wendy’s in Atlanta, the site of Rayshard Brooks’ murder by the Atlanta Police Department. Over the course of this this month, a strange in-between world formed around the burned intestines of a fast food restaurant. In it, we saw one of the most militant examples of Black struggle in the country. The exemplary character of the struggle at the Wendy’s allowed the authors to experience some of the most powerful interventions—and some of the most dangerous limitations—that American rebellion confronts today. In what follows, the authors focus on three dimensions of this conflict: the effect of Black (militant) leadership, fatalism and paranoia as constitutive conditions of the event, and the function of guns and lethal force in unfolding conflict.
https://illwilleditions.com/at-the-wendys/
https://illwilleditions.com/at-the-wendys/
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At the Wendy’s • Ill Will
Violence, Fatalism and Paranoia in Atlanta's Autonomous Zone