An interesting analysis of the potential of riots and their relation to the ‘black radical tradition.’
https://illwilleditions.com/missed-insurrections/
https://illwilleditions.com/missed-insurrections/
Illwill
Missed Insurrections • Ill Will
Shemon wrestles with the lack of an insurrectionary Black Radical Tradition through which to understand the limits of the George Floyd rebellion.
Between Black Fugitivity and Revolutionary Intercommunalism: The Structured Vehicle of the Black Panther Party
Thursday, February 18, 5:30pm — 7:00pm EST
https://urbandemos.nyu.edu/event/between-black-fugitivity-and-revolutionary-intercommunalism-the-structured-vehicle-of-the-black-panther-party/
Thursday, February 18, 5:30pm — 7:00pm EST
https://urbandemos.nyu.edu/event/between-black-fugitivity-and-revolutionary-intercommunalism-the-structured-vehicle-of-the-black-panther-party/
Strike Force
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Nothing is really new about this though.
There’s a popular notion that if you spend time working out you must be dumb, if you are really smart and read a lot of books you must be a wimp, and so on. This assertion is incorrect. Of course spending time doing one thing limits time doing another, but putting consistent hours into a diversity of growth areas isn’t an impossible feat.
There are plenty of philosophical people who are also good with their hands. There’s plenty of learnèd people who are also in fighting trim. There are also plenty of people who neglect certain areas. The question is rarely picking between areas of focus but rather figuring out what your body/mind can do, what you want to do with that potential, and how you can accomplish what you want to do.
There are plenty of philosophical people who are also good with their hands. There’s plenty of learnèd people who are also in fighting trim. There are also plenty of people who neglect certain areas. The question is rarely picking between areas of focus but rather figuring out what your body/mind can do, what you want to do with that potential, and how you can accomplish what you want to do.
Sometimes there’s only a how. Sometimes the desired method is pure tactics. There’s no stagnant destination, only gestures. You may not know where you’re going, but you know how to get there. Who knows what you’ll find on the road.
Socially mediated counter insurgency in Minneapolis.
https://minnesotareformer.com/2021/02/26/amid-massive-security-presence-minneapolis-is-turning-to-grassroots-to-keep-the-peace/
https://minnesotareformer.com/2021/02/26/amid-massive-security-presence-minneapolis-is-turning-to-grassroots-to-keep-the-peace/
Minnesota Reformer
Amid massive security presence, Minneapolis is turning to grassroots to keep the peace - Minnesota Reformer
The city of Minneapolis is hoping work with grassroots community organizations and influential activists will help prevent a repeat of the fiery aftermath of the killing of George Floyd.
The truth is the US military doesn’t really care what you believe as long as you effectively comply with your orders and don’t disrupt operations or make them lose face. There’s a very real threat of people only joining the military to get training and bringing that experience back to their gang but that’s tangential to the above image.
Forwarded from Building Autonomy Ⓐ
"They want to stop the seasons. But today it's spring." 1977 Autonomia poster.
OTAS: operational thinking against the state
No police department has enough equipment or officers to effectively control the population of the area if enough of it’s population decide to rebel simply factoring in sheer numbers and will to act. But this is 10x as true for those that coordinates their…
This is one of the many tactics being deployed in Myanmar as front-liners stretch police and military resources thin to take pressure off the smaller demos and overall decrease repressive capacity.
How academically interesting...
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20584526-srg_field_force_modules
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20584526-srg_field_force_modules
www.documentcloud.org
NYPD's SRG Field Force Modules