"Struggle! To struggle is to live, and the fiercer the struggle the more intense the life. Then you will have lived, and a few hours of such life are worth years spent vegetating. Struggle so that all may live this rich, overflowing life."

—Peter Kropotkin, “Anarchist Morality”

Today is June 11, the annual day of solidarity with long-term anarchist and earth liberation prisoners.

You can read all about the history of this day here:

https://cwc.im/june11

We'll introduce a few of the prisoners who deserve your support—and what you can do to help.

Eric King is a vegan anarchist political prisoner who has been in solitary confinement for over 1000 days with no legal justification, in violation of federal statutory policy.

About his situation: https://theintercept.com/2021/05/28/bop-prison-white-supremacist-anti-fascist/

Support site:
https://supportericking.org/about-eric-2/

Fidencio Aldama is serving 15+ years in Sonora, Mexico for resisting a pipeline crossing his community’s land.

As people unite to #StopLine3, colonial borders must not stop our solidarity.

Letters: https://bit.ly/3xajg1U

Donate: https://bit.ly/3w8QnTu

Marius Mason, a trans Green Scare prisoner, is an anarchist environmental, animal liberation, and labor activist serving nearly 22 years in federal prison for acts of property damage carried out in defense of the planet.

Support site:
https://supportmariusmason.org

For a full list of current political prisoners—including anarchists and other activists involved in Indigenous and Black/New Afrikan resistance and earth and animal liberation—consult this invaluable resource from the New York City Anarchist Black Cross:

https://nycabc.files.wordpress.com/2021/06/nycabc_polprisonerlisting_jun2021.pdf

A tremendous number of people across the United States are facing charges, currently jailed, or serving sentences stemming from the George Floyd uprising. There's a lot of work to do.

If you can, please get involved in legal support and prisoner solidarity organizing!

Today, we honor the memory of Rayshard Brooks, murdered by police one year ago tonight at a Wendy's in Atlanta.

In response, protesters burned the Wendy's, then established an armed occupation in his memory.

This documentary tells some of the story:

https://cwc.im/WeAreNow

Every Flag Is Black in a Fire

https://cwc.im/TheBlackFlag

A selection of texts by Louise Michel, Albert Parsons, André Breton, Jean Genet, and other activists, authors, and artists on the history of the black flag—the anarchist emblem of rebellion, negation, and hope.

On the Culture of Vehicular Attacks

https://cwc.im/VehicularAttacks

The murder of Deona Marie Erickson in Minneapolis on June 13 was the result of years of right-wing efforts to normalize—and even legalize—vehicular attacks. Now the corporate media has ceased to prioritize covering them, paving the way for more killings.

Adapted from our text “Why We Don’t Make Demands” : https://CWC.im/demands

22 years ago, June 18, 1999 people all around the world participated in a day of action against globalized capitalism.

https://cwc.im/June18

In this audio recording, you can hear the moment that anarchists in Eugene escalated to confrontation, setting the stage for the historic actions against the summit of the World Trade Organization in Seattle a few months later—and for so much since.

250 cities in Brazil and worldwide are hosting demonstrations on #19J demanding vaccine access and opposing the despotic government of Jair Bolsonaro.

https://cwc.im/VirusofPopulism

These photos show anti-fascists in Belo Horizonte and the Indigenous autonomous bloc in Rio de Janeiro.

This week, we'll be including these zines in orders for books, posters, and stickers from our online store:

https://crimethinc.com/store

You can also print your own—our online zine library includes the PDFs for well over 100 zines:

https://crimethinc.com/zines