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BAAM Issue 27 November 2009 |
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by Jeff Reinhardt
Email: wordup(nospam) (nospam) riseup.net (unverified!) |
02 Nov 2009
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The newsletter of the Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement |
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BAAM #27 November 2009
In this issue:
ICE Prison Claim Yet Another Life in Boston by Adrienne
The Battle Against the BU Biolab: Seven Years of Struggle by Jake B
Harvard Worker Facing Racism Fired for Complaining by Geoff Carens
Die Falschen auf der Anklagebank – On Recent Events in Radical German Activism by Mihi
Review of "Capitalism: A Love Story" by Abbey Volcano
NEAN Legal Defense Committee Announcement
A Critical Analysis of the Anarchist G20 Protests by Clara Hendricks
Why We're Winning by Sublett
Free Texas Battered Women by Cathy Marston, Ph.D and Clara Hendricks
And of course our monthly calendar of upcoming radical events. Get Involved.
Anyone interested in an email subscription to the newsletter should contact Jake at trenchesfullofpoets(nospam)@riseup.net. We also do mail subscriptions for 12-15 a year. Your donations help us keep our paper alive. Support local radical media! |
See also:
http://www.baamboston.org
http://www.neanarchist.net
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