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Another World Is Possible
A revolutionary anarchist podcast originating from Boston, MA.
Episodes
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 9 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter 9, part 2 download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 9 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 8 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 8 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 7 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 7 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 6 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. This is chapter 6, part 2 download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 6 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. This is Part one of Chapter 6 download
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 5 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Five, " The natural enemy of the working...
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 5 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Five, " The natural enemy of the working...
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 4 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Four, "Cops and Klan, hand in hand",...
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 4 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Four, "Cops and Klan, hand in hand",...
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 3 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Three, "The genesis of a policed…
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 3 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Three, "The genesis of a policed…
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 2 - Part 2
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Two, "The origins of American policing",...
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America: Chapter 1 - Part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. Chapter Two, "The origins of American policing",...
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Our Enemies In Blue - Chapter 1 part 2
Kristian Williams' book "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. This is Part 2 of Chapter One: "Police brutality…
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Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America (Introduction)
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. This is the introduction to the text. download
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Our Enemies In Blue - Police and Power in America - Chapter 1 part 1
Kristian Williams' book, "Our Enemies In Blue: Police and Power in America" explores the history of policing including its roots in slave patrols and its evolution in the post-slavery US as a tool for controlling people of color and working people. This is Chapter One: "Police brutality in theory...
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The Expropriator
A short essay written by Renzo Novatore in 1919. download
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The Palestinian Struggle and the Anarchist Dilemma
A review of the discussion of the relationship between anarchism and the Palestinian/Israeli struggle by Uri Gordon, an Israeli anarchist, in his book "Anarchy Alive!", including a response to his attack on the views and possible solutions of the author, Wayne Price. download
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How To Piss Off Authority in Eight Easy Steps
How to Piss off Authority in Eight Easy Steps is a short essay written for young people who are desperate to find something more than just what capitalism and hierarchy have planned for them, but are not sure where to look. Written by James Hutchings and stolen from the Anarchist Library. download
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Toward the Destruction of Schooling: Part Four
Anonymously written, "Toward the Destruction of Schooling" is an intelligent critique of modern schooling and it's role in society as a machine that produces, not free thinkers, but obedient workers. Topics include the history of schooling and the poverty of student life. Chapter Four: Notes of…
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Toward the Destruction of Schooling: Part Three
Anonymously written, "Toward the Destruction of Schooling" is an intelligent critique of modern schooling and it's role in society as a machine that produces, not free thinkers, but obedient workers. Topics include the history of schooling and the poverty of student life. Chapter Three: Theories…
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Toward the Destruction of Schooling: Part Two
Anonymously written, "Toward the Destruction of Schooling" is an intelligent critique of modern schooling and it's role in society as a machine that produces not free thinkers, but obedient workers. Topics include the history of schooling and the poverty of student life. Chapter Two: The History…
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Six - Part 3
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Six - Part 2
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Six - Part 1
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Five - Part 2
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Five - Part 1
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Four - Part 2
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Four - Part 1
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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Toward the Destruction of Schooling: Part One
Anonymously written, "Toward the Destruction of Schooling" is an intelligent critique of modern schooling and it's role in society as a machine that produces, not free thinkers, but workers. Topics include the history of schooling and the “poverty of student life.†This is Chapter One: The…
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In Gaza Like Elsewhere...
"In Gaza Like Elsewhere" is the text taken from posters found on the walls of numerous cities in France and Belgium in January of 2009. Stolen from the anarchist library. (http://theanarchistlibrary.org/ ) download
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Three - Part 3
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Three - Part 2
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Three - Part 1
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Two - Part 2
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter Two - Part 1
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter One - Part 2
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Chapter One - Part 1
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The New Jim Crow: Introduction
Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration of people of color in the US constitutes the newest structure of racialized social control, replacing slavery and Jim Crow to create an African American undercaste. She argues that the vastly disproportionate imprisonment (and the resultant...
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The Problem with Infoshops and Insurrection: US Anarchism, Movement Building and the Racial Order
'The Problem with Infoshops and Insurrection: US Anarchism, Movement Building and the Racial Order' was written by Joel Olson. Joel Olson argues that the anarchist movement in the US has failed to recognize the central importance of white supremacy in shaping American capitalism, ignoring…
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Living My Life: Chapter Nine
Anarchist, feminist, labor agitator, advocate for sexual freedom and birth control, fiery speaker and prolific writer, Emma Goldman was finally deported from the U.S. for her anti-militarist stances. Her classic autobiography was published in 1930 and recounts her personal and political life in...
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Living My Life: Chapter Ten
Anarchist, feminist, labor agitator, advocate for sexual freedom and birth control, fiery speaker and prolific writer, Emma Goldman was finally deported from the U.S. for her anti-militarist stances. Her classic autobiography was published in 1930 and recounts her personal and political life in...
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Insurrection vs. Organization, Part Two
When there are two different strategies for revolution, many of us do not see this as two paths for different groups of people to walk, taking their own while also trying to understand the path of the Other, but as evidence that somebody must be Wrong (and it is almost certainly the Other). An...
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Insurrection vs. Organization, Part One
When there are two different strategies for revolution, many of us do not see this as two paths for different groups of people to walk, taking their own while also trying to understand the path of the Other, but as evidence that somebody must be Wrong (and it is almost certainly the Other). An...
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Living My Life: Chapter Eight
Anarchist, feminist, labor agitator, advocate for sexual freedom and birth control, fiery speaker and prolific writer, Emma Goldman was finally deported from the U.S. for her anti-militarist stances. Her classic autobiography was published in 1930 and recounts her personal and political life in...
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Living My Life: Chapter Seven
Anarchist, feminist, labor agitator, advocate for sexual freedom and birth control, fiery speaker and prolific writer, Emma Goldman was finally deported from the U.S. for her anti-militarist stances. Her classic autobiography was published in 1930 and recounts her personal and political life in...
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Rioting and Looting: As a Modern-Day Form of Potlatch
Many societies throughout the world practiced their entire economic activities along the lines of gift-exchanges, the most famous of which is the potlatch. In this text Neal Keating proposes that gifting should be the ultimate goal of a revolutionary and that a gift-economy could destroy work and...
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