Tomorrow! We are delving into the question of – what even is anarchy, anyway? And reading exerpts from different texts discussing anarchy.
This week we are meeting at the shelter in Yauger Park.
6PM-7:30PM!
We don’t have the space today so we’re cancelled today – see you all next Sunday where we are readying a brand new anarchy 101 piece!
This Sunday we are finishing Every Rose Has Its Thorn: Reflections from the 2020 Black Rose Split and a Warning to the Patriarchal Revolutionary Left.
As usual, every Sunday, 6 PM at The Mortuary – contact us for the location!
Masks required and provided! <3
Forgot to add the rest of the upcoming schedule – a lot of it is still very up in the air so if anyone has suggestions please contact us!
There was a desire for some kind of What Is Anarchy text – one suggestion would be The Anarchist Tension by Alfredo Bonanno but that’s still open for suggestions.
There was a desire to find something on the intersection of Anarchy and disability justice – No current have recommendations for this one.
Then we’re reading Justice: Primitive and Modern by Bob Black
Then there was a desire for something relating to worker’s struggles – One suggestion is a reflection of the past decade of organizing that Seattle Solidarity Network put, but suggestions are welcome!
And then we’re closing out with reading Critical Thinking as an Anarchist Weapon.
This sunday before study circle 2-4 at The Mortuary there is prisoner letter writing for the Prairieland Defendants as well as some info about the case and the recent trial
this week we’re starting Every Rose Has Its Thorn: Reflections from the 2020 Black Rose Split and a Warning to the Patriarchal Revolutionary Left
(for anyone interested, you can also find the Black Rose Anarchist Federation / Federación Anarquista Rosa Negra (BRRN) political program here.)
As usual, every Sunday, 6 PM at The Mortuary – contact us for the location!
Masks required and provided! <3
Unfortunately our space double booked our time slot with a show and there was some miscommunication around it so no study circle tomorrow. See you all next sunday!
This sunday 3/15, for the March 15th International Day Against Police we are doing a double screen of two SubMedia Trouble episodes, ACAB which deals with organizing against the police and Crossing The Line which deals with organizing against the border – two ongoing and timeless struggles.
Doors at 6, starts at 6:15! At the Mortuary – email us for the address.
Masks required and provided!
this coming Sunday (March 1), we’ll be continuing to read Confidence, Courage, Connection, Trust and discuss thoughts that come up around it.
As usual, every Sunday, 6 PM at The Mortuary – email us for the location!
Masks required and provided!
Missed a few weeks of updating here – we finished reading Everyone Calls Themselves an Ally until It’s Time to do Some Real Ally Shit and this coming Sunday the 22nd we are starting Confidence, Courage, Connection, Trust
As usual, every Sunday, 6 PM at The Mortuary – email us for the location!
Masks required and provided!
This Sunday we’ll be finishing Fear the Everyday State and taking more time for discussion on fear, courage, and other thoughts that come up.
As usual, 6PM-7:30 @ The Mortuary! (Contact us for address.)
Masks required and provided!
Happy new year to you all – let’s make it hell for all those who dominate us.
Here’s the schedule for the coming weeks.
1/11 – 1/18: We are reading and discussing Fear the Everyday State
1/25: We are watching and discussing The Gentleman Bankrobber: The Story of Butch Lesbian Freedom Fighter Rita Bo Brown
2/1: We’re doing an art collage day to make a fun sign for the study group to put up so we can close the damn door and people know they can still come in.
2/8-2/15: We are reading and discussing Everyone Calls Themselves an Ally until It’s Time to do Some Real Ally Shit
2/22: Undecided but we are doing some sort of collective conversation on an ongoing local struggle
3/1: Reading and discussing Confidence, Courage, Connection, Trust
Long Live Anarchy! <3
