Note: Scanned from the print original, 2013. The print edition of Diversion Number 1 contains an unnamed section with 6 articles followed by a section titled The Practice of the Truth, which contains 5 articles. A leaflet inserted in the print edition, titled Beyond the Crisis of Abstraction and the Abstract Break with that Crisis: The S.I., is included here as a third section. read more »
Within this work we have a critique of white privilege theory as it is applied in the UK and to a lesser extent Europe. This is then developed into an exploration of how certain groups see themselves, or do not see themselves, and the various effects that this has with regards to social control and the potential for radical social change. This version is for those who just want to read the essay.
Hidden Struggle, The : A critique and development of radical theories and conceptions of culture, race and privilegeSubmitted by Anonymous on Sat, 03/30/2013 - 12:45.
Within this work we have a critique of white privilege theory as it is applied in the UK and to a lesser extent Europe. This is then developed into an exploration of how certain groups see themselves, or do not see themselves, and the various effects that this has with regards to social control and the potential for radical social change.
Contains full text of Sarah Schulman's Gentrification of the Mind
What Kind of Allies are These?: reflections on power and politics within the 2012 student strike at Concordia University.Submitted by alexmatak on Mon, 03/18/2013 - 21:48.
This Zine looks at the 2012 student strike in Quebec, as it occured at Concordia University.
An abridged version of an hours thesis, this paper (re-written for easier access!) uses interviews and personal ethnography to interrogate the ways that power relationships play out -within- this resistance movement, and demands the following questions: read more »
Nanni Balestrini, author of the intoxicating and maddening novel "The Unseen", returns with yet another brilliant piece about class struggle in Europe. read more »
Untorelli Press presents a compilation of historical documents, interviews, and critical analyses of STAR, a group of street queens in early 70s New York City who self-organized for survival and revolt. Contained within are pamphlets distributed by STAR, as well as interviews with and speeches by Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson. read more »
FNB Around the World is a broad overview of what FNB groups are currently up in places like Russia, Eastern Europe, and the US. Great for adding to FNB zine tables, etc. Part of a new FNB educational initiative, the Food Not Bombs Free Skool. If you want some copies mailed to you or are interested in the free skool email the zine creator at swampzine at gmail dot com
Inveterate 1950s-style Parisian slacker Jean-Michel Mension's first book, The Tribe: Conversations with Gerard Berreby and Francesco Milo (volume 1 of Contributions to the History of the Situationist International and Its Time), arrives in this country translated by Donald Nicholson-Smith. read more »
This anthology gathers together a broad range of critical material about the Situationist International. The texts run sequentially according to date of original publication, thereby providing an overview of the way in which situationism has been historicised in the Anglo-American world. A wealth of historical and interpretative information is provided by various contributors. read more »
Addresses and information on 5 queer prisoners of war. Addresses current as of 2/16/13.
Call for a new radical networking journal based on (Dis)Connection.
Pilot issue which includes a call for submissions, South Side ARA Anti-Fascist Scene Report, Combat Emasculation of M.L. King by Mondo we Langa, a Three Sisters Companion Planting tutorial, and information on political prisoner Tsutomu Shirosaki.
Articles et temoinages sur le lutte paysan de Kulon Progo, Indonesie, contre un mine de fer.