Author Archives: aidarends

“Land as much as language is central to native culture and to the current Quebec-Indian conflict. And here too the PQ has shown a harmful intransigence. After justly criticizing the Bourrassa regime for bulldozing through the James Bay treaty, the PQ has turned around and taken the hardest possible line on native land claims. InContinue reading “Indian Wars in Quebec – Peter McFarlane (1981)”

… W.E.B. DuBois escribió sobre África durante mucho tiempo, y se propuso hacer comprender no sólo a África, sino también a la Civilización Occidental… De DuBois a Fanon (1967) – C.L.R. James

The Zionist entity’s genocide in Gaza has heightened the need to understand the role of Egypt in the Arab World, notably in light of its arrest of activists protesting the genocide and the central role it has played in enforcing the blockade on Gaza since 2007. Since signing the Camp David Accords in 1978, EgyptContinue reading “An Undying Dream of Sovereignty and Liberation: Anouar Abdel-Malek’s Egypt: Military Society — Liberated Texts”

On July 17, 1936, Spanish nationalist forces, led by right-wing General Francisco Franco attempted a coup d’etat against the newly-elected popular front Republic. In the context of the social and political upheaval following the mass based resistance to the fascist uprising, the anarchist movement in Spain organized the strongest and most radical opposition to fascismContinue reading “Los Quijotes | The Anarchist Library”

Generally speaking, Palestinians have behaved as all communities facing extinction behave.  Their so-called violence, subject to endless rumination by celebrity academics, isn’t a conundrum to lament; it is an opportunity to more thoroughly explore the mutual depravities of Zionism and capitalism.  What, then, have we learned about anti-Zionism in the Anglosphere since October 7?  —Continue reading “Some Lessons about Zionism and Anti-Zionism from an Ongoing Genocide – Steve Salaita”

We just finished and regard each other silently for a while with vacant woolgathering eyes. It’s not an embarrassing silence. It’s just as if we intuitively agreed to dream for a few moments. I call them to attention with a question, and they all start talking at once. — Read on theanarchistlibrary.org/library/galstad-revolutionary-spain-7

Rose the Coyote. No one’s princess, she is the very modern hip, brassy, singing, dancing trickster star of her own show. — Read on hoodmuseum.dartmouth.edu/objects/p.989.10