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Boston Activists Disrupt Israeli Propaganda Event at the Museum of Science |
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by Boston BDS Activists, bdsbostonma (nospam) gmail.com |
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04 May 2010
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : International : Organizing : Politics : Technology : War and Militarism |
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May Day! Call for a Black and Red contingent |
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by Jake, trenchesfullofpoets (nospam) riseup.net |
Fellow Workers!
Are you tired of dragging the weight of the rich on your backs? Sick of watching your families, friends, and neighbors struggle while the big banks and corporations get bailouts? Fed up with the government punishing you for the mistakes of the powerful?
On May 1st, we say No More! Together, we can dump the bosses! |
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18 Apr 2010
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Filed under: Announcement / International |
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Call for Solidarity for imprisoned anarchist Giannis Dimitrakis |
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by Assembly for Solidarity (Athens, Greece), keimeno.giannhs (nospam) gmail.com |
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In light of the appeal on April 28th 2010, we call out for actions of solidarity everywhere. |
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07 Apr 2010
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Filed under: News / International |
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UMB Committee to Have Fun Gives Another Reminder |
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by Occupy Boston, occupyboston (nospam) yahoo.com |
The UMass Boston Committee to Have Fun struck again this morning when a massive banner was dropped from the shiny new Campus Center building reading “STUDENT-WORKER SOLIDARITY – MARCH 4TH – TAKE BACK UMASS”. |
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04 Mar 2010
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Filed under: News / Education : Human Rights : International : Labor : Media : Organizing |
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Activist Coalition Tells Israel Ballet: Don't Tiptoe Around Apartheid! |
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by bdsbostonma, bdsbostonma (nospam) gmail.com |
TROUPE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR REPLIES: “NOTHING” WAS THERE IN 1948
by BDS Activists, Boston, MA
Contact: bdsbostonma (at) gmail.com
Worcester, MA, February 20, 2010 – The Israel Ballet’s recent performance of Don Quixote was protested by a coalition of activists who sought to highlight the troupe’s role in the Israeli government’s attempt to whitewash its record of war crimes, violations of international law, and other atrocities through promotion of its country’s artistic and cultural workers. |
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22 Feb 2010
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : International |
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Greece's Trial of the Century |
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by Jake Carman, BAAM Newsletter, |
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On January 22nd, in the remote mountain town of Amfissa, Greece, the trial began of Athens police officers Epaminondas Korkoneas and Vassilis Saraliotis. Korkoneas murdered 15 year old anti-authoritarian Alexandros Grigoropoulos on December 6th, 2008, and Saraliotis is being tried as an accomplice for encouraging the killing. The shooting sparked more than a month of full-blown insurrection, and though it occurred in central Athens, authorities postponed the trial from December 2009 to January 20th, 2010, and moved it 125 miles northwest from the Greek capital in hopes of avoiding more civil unrest. |
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08 Feb 2010
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Filed under: News / Globalization : International : Labor : Organizing |
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WhiteChapel’s Community Spaces |
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by Kassie Carlson, BAAM Newsletter, |
Words and Photos by Kassie Carlson
Whitechapel is an incredibly progressive area of London home to countless radicals and open-minded individuals. Once the home of the infamous Jack the Ripper and anarcho-syndicalist writer Rudolf Rocker, Whitechapel is commonly known for its local bars and restaurants, but also as a central area for community-based activism. Some centers include the London Action Resource Center, an anarchist-publishing house called Freedom Press and a local Food Not Bombs. Whitechapel Anarchist Group circulates a free newsletter called W.A.G. that can be seen in the hands of locals and radicals alike. |
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05 Feb 2010
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Filed under: News / International : Organizing |
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The Powerful Testimony of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui |
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by Jihad Abdulmumit, |
Aafia Siddiqui is a Pakistani neuroscientist who was educated at MIT and Brandeis. She was kidnapped by Pakistani intelligence agents and US soldiers in Pakistan in 2003, and held at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan for five years, where she was repeatedly tortured. Now she is on trial in US federal court for allegedly seizing a soldier's rifle and attempting to shoot him during her abduction.
Her fate is now in the hands of the jury, but the prosecution had some difficulties during the trial... |
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03 Feb 2010
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : International : War and Militarism |
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