½ size 30 pages
This zine is a transcribed roundtable discussion between three anti-state abolitionist, anarchist and anti-authoritarian longtime comrades and organizers. The conversation highlights specific social experiences, successes and hardships of political education and self-organization praxis outside of, and often in tension with, the Nonprofit Sector, the Academy; and the commodifying co-optive worldviews they have endured by way of violent colonial assimilation. These individual accounts and anecdotes outline the ongoing development of collective tactics and strategies that result from anti-hierarchical perspectives, dynamics and reach. The intentions of this discussion were to provide examples of, and to propagate, critical disengagement/ imaginings, oppositional alternatives and even extralegal material / intellectual expropriation to the outermost outsides of confining statist academic institutions.
½ size 30 pages
This zine is a transcribed roundtable discussion between three anti-state abolitionist, anarchist and anti-authoritarian longtime comrades and organizers. The conversation highlights specific social experiences, successes and hardships of political education and self-organization praxis outside of, and often in tension with, the Nonprofit Sector, the Academy; and the commodifying co-optive worldviews they have endured by way of violent colonial assimilation. These individual accounts and anecdotes outline the ongoing development of collective tactics and strategies that result from anti-hierarchical perspectives, dynamics and reach. The intentions of this discussion were to provide examples of, and to propagate, critical disengagement/ imaginings, oppositional alternatives and even extralegal material / intellectual expropriation to the outermost outsides of confining statist academic institutions.
