Local Organizations
Queer Satanic oppose irrational, supernatural approaches to the world, like ableism, white supremacy, patriarchy, and cishet normality. Have you heard of The Satanic Temple? Well fuck them our comrades over at Queer Satanic are the best Satanists we know, Joining us in the trenches of leftist shit posting with the Agit-Prop Memer’s Union they have produced hell fire content and have written a detailed account of the corrupt finances and the Alt-Right & Neo-Nazi ties of the leadership of The Satanic Temple.
The four members of Queer Satanic are still recovering after the failed lawsuit by The Satanic Temple in federal court as part of a SLAPP suit that has lasted over two and a half years. TST is now *also* suing Newsweek for writing about them and that case. Moreover, the Temple is suing a TikToker in Texas for talking about the suit. See QueerSatanic.com for more info and to support their legal costs by donating to their GoFundMe, Paypal, CashApp, or Patreon, or alternatively try shopping at their Online Store.
Anti-Capitalist News
It’s Going Down is a digital community center for anarchist, anti-fascist, autonomous anti-capitalist and anti-colonial movements across so-called North America. Our mission is to provide a resilient platform to publicize and promote revolutionary theory and action.
- We publish original content alongside anonymous submissions as well as repost articles from websites which share our perspectives.
- We host a weekly radio show every Friday at 12 PM (PST) on KPFA, 94.1FM across Berkeley, Oakland, and San Francisco, 88.1 in Fresno, and 97.5 in Santa Cruz and 94.3 Monterrey.
- We produce a podcast featuring a wide variety of guests.
- We publish a variety of columns.
- We maintain active Twitter, Instagram and Mastodon social media accounts.
- We offer this website through Tor Hidden Services
IGD are Anarchists. The political State exists to uphold a class divided and settler-colonial society. They believe that a better world can be created in its place, organized from the ground up, where power is spread out horizontally, with human labor going towards human needs, not profit. We act in the spirit of autonomy, mutual-aid, and direct action. We have no allegiance to representational, Statist politics. To read more about anarchist ideas, check out their library.
CrimethInc. is a rebel alliance — a secret society pledged to the propagation of crimethink.
What Is crimethink? Crimethink is everything that evades control: the daydream in the classroom, the renegade breaking ranks, the spray-painted walls that continue to speak even under martial law. It is the persistent sense that things could be otherwise, that there is nothing natural or inevitable about the prevailing social order. In a world optimized for administration, everything that cannot be classified or displayed on a screen is crimethink. It is the spirit of rebellion without which freedom is literally unthinkable.
CrimethInc. is a think tank producing ideas and action, a sphinx posing questions fatal to the superstitions of our age. It is a banner for anonymous collective action. It is not a membership organization, but a mouthpiece for longings that extend throughout the population at large. Anyone can be CrimethInc. — it could be your next-door neighbor or the person sitting beside you on the bus. You and your friends already constitute an affinity group, the organizational model best suited to guerrilla tactics, ready to go into action against all the forces that threaten your freedom.
CrimethInc. is an international network of aspiring revolutionaries extending from Kansas to Kuala Lumpur. For over twenty years, we have published news, analysis, books, journals, posters, videos, podcasts, and a wide range of other resources — all copyright free, produced and distributed by volunteer labor, without reliance on external funding or market trends. We also coordinate speaking tours, debates, and various other public events. Though we rarely seek public recognition for our efforts, everything we do is informed by our participation in social movements. As this society lurches ever closer to annihilation, we are staking everything on the possibility that we could kick open the escape hatch to another future. Rather than competing for social capital or selling ourselves to the highest bidder, we have thrown ourselves completely into the struggle for a better world. We invite you to do the same.
libcom.org is a resource for all people who wish to fight to improve their lives, their communities and their working conditions. We want to discuss, learn from successes and failures of the past and develop strategies to increase the power we, as ordinary people, have over our own lives.
The site contains news and analysis of workers’ struggles, discussions and a constantly growing archive of over 20,000 articles contributed by our 10,000+ users ranging from history and biographies to theoretical texts, complete books and pamphlets. We have incorporated several other online archives over the years, and in addition have hundreds of exclusive texts written or scanned by or for us. We are completely independent of all trade unions and political parties; the site is funded entirely by subs from our volunteer administrators and donations from users.
If you think you might agree with us, why not register and get involved?
Means TV has a library of films, documentaries, and shows with new programming added all the time, including a daily news show. All available to subscribers across desktop, mobile and smart TV devices like Roku, Fire and Apple TV.
No advertisements or product placements.
No corporate backers or VC cash ever.
We’re entirely funded by people like you. Together, we’re building a long-standing, worker-owned media infrastructure that reflects and empowers the 99%.
Unicorn Riot is a decentralized, educational 501(c)(3) non-profit media organization of journalists. Unicorn Riot engages and amplifies the stories of social and environmental struggles from the ground up. We seek to enrich the public by transforming the narrative with our accessible non-commercial independent content.
Born from the Internet in 2015, our commercial-free platform operates non-hierarchically, independent of corporate or government control. Unicorn Riot spans across multiple cities including Denver, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and Durban, South Africa. All of our financial support comes from grants and from you, our audience.
Economic Left is dispelling right-wing myths about the economy while covering current events, commentary, and memes for leftists. All our lives are affected deeply by the economy. Each individual’s economic power determines how they spend their time and the quality of their lives. But understanding the economy can be daunting. Every day there is another economic indicator released, another corporation releases its quarterly earnings, or the Federal Reserve makes a rate change. Developments that directly affect us can be hard to follow.
But the majority of the literature and reporting surrounding these issues has traditionally had a distinct bias favoring the perspective of the haves instead of the have-nots.
That is why we at Economic Left seek to provide another perspective, a leftist perspective, to economic news. By using this frame we hope to empower ordinary people with information to understand and help shape economic trends that affect our lives. We hope you find it useful!
Radical Podcasts
Channel Zero is an english-based anarchist radio/podcast network run by radical media makers. We are here to present anarchist analysis & context to deepen peoples understanding of the situation and broaden the struggle. We share stories from the front-lines, lessons from history, and battle-tested ideas to spread revolutionary practices.
During these days of late capitalism & rising nationalism we are constantly bombarded with right wing radio and shallow liberal analysis with the threat of fascism. Everything in this framework falls within parameters set by the state and offers no way out. We present perspectives that exist outside of that paradigm through interviews, documentaries, panel discussions and audio-zines.
Fuck what you heard, this is resistance.
subMedia
is a digital media collective with members spread across the stolen lands of the so-called Americas.
First established in 1994 as Subversive Media, over the decades we’ve grown from a humble video projection outfit into one of the most prolific producers of anarchist, anti-capitalist and anti-colonial propaganda in the world. During that time we’ve produced hundreds of videos on everything from urban insurrectionary tactics to land-based mutual aid projects. Our films have been screened in squatted social centers, university lecture halls, on the sides of barricades, and in movie theaters around the world. They’ve also been watched by millions for free on the Internet.
subMedia is a proud member of Kolektiva and the Channel Zero Network. Their website is a collection and living archive of their videos produced from 2003 onwards.
Cool Zone Media is a podcast network helmed by investigative journalist Robert Evans (@IwriteOK) and executive producer Sophie Lichterman (@why_sophie_why).
Cool Zone Media doesn’t mince words: we are living through the collapse of the known, and the birth of a new unknown.
Every week we chronicle that collapse, and provide advice and access to vital voices trying to build a better future. Including podcasts such as Behind The Bastards, It Could Happen Here, Cool People Who Do Cool Stuff, After The Revolution, and much more.
Internet Resources
Kolektiva is an effort to develop digital communication infrastructure for anarchist and anti-colonial movements.
We are driven by the tactical and strategic need for alternatives to the ubiquitous mass surveillance and social conditioning platforms masquerading as “social media”. We are also motivated by the principle of internationalism, and a desire to actively increase communication and collaboration across state-imposed borders and linguistic divides
In the coming years, we hope to scale up the project in a number of ways, by:
- Encouraging the continued jailbreaking of comrades from surveillance capitalist platforms towards decentralized, open-source alternatives
- Producing instructional videos for new users, and resources for those seeking to set up their own servers
- Building up our physical server capacity, security and technical resiliency
- Diversifying our collective and building a thriving multilingual community that provides a space for increased collaboration across borders
Library Genesis (Libgen) is a file-sharing based shadow library website for scholarly journal articles, academic and general-interest books, images, comics, audiobooks, and magazines. The site enables free access to content that is otherwise paywalled or not digitized elsewhere. Libgen describes itself as a “links aggregator”, providing a searchable database of items “collected from publicly available public Internet resources” as well as files uploaded “from users”.
Libgen provides access to copyrighted works, such as PDFs of content from Elsevier’s ScienceDirect web-portal. Academic publishers unfairly benefit from government-funded research, written by researchers, many of whom are employed by public universities, Libgen is helping to disseminate research that should be freely available for all. Information should be free, tear down the paywalls.
Alternatively If the link does not work you can find a curated list of Lib Gen servers that are online at this link Here.
theanarchistlibrary.org is (despite its name) an archive focusing on anarchism and anarchist texts. The Library also provides an advanced search engine, to browse the high quality online web browser version of many anarchist texts along with various other formats, like PDFs, plain text, HTML, EPUB, and XeLaTeX. We actively encourage the DIY printing and the distribution of the texts, so there is no need to ask us for permission to use the texts.
Within the scope of our use of the term “anarchism” we have been quite broad, but broad does not mean infinite, and basically shrinks down to a set of ideas against the State and capital. This immediately rules out the so-called “anarcho-capitalism”, “anarcho-nationalism” and similar crap.
The Marxists Internet Archive is an all-volunteer, non-profit public library, established in its present form in 1998.
MIA has over 100 active volunteers from several dozen countries. MIA contains the writings of close to 1000 authors representing a complete spectrum of political, philosophical, and scientific thought, generally spanning the past 200 years. MIA contains these writings in 83 different languages, comprising a total size of over 180,000 documents and 288 GB of data, all created through the work of volunteers around the world.
MIA abides by seven fundamental tenets found in our Charter:
(1) We will always be 100% Free;
(2) We will always be a non-profit organization;
(3) We will always be based on democratic decision making;
(4) We will always have full disclosure;
(5) We will always remain politically independent;
(6) We do not ‘judge’ writers;
(7) Our priority is to provide archival information.
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