BAAM Newsletter #31 Released
We’re proud to announce the release of the 31st issue of the Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement Newsletter. Download the PDF for free:
In This Issue
-Another Successful Eviction Blockade in Dorchester Page 2
-VT. Nuke Plant to Close Page 3
-Scott Brown and Your Healthcare: Feel Sick? Page 3
-Corvid College and the Radical Education Tradition Page 4
-The Belgrade 6 Page 5
-Greek General Strike Page 6
-Trans folk in Prison Page 8
-ABC on Direct Action Page 9
Feb 28: Serving Solidarity: A Night of Greek Cuisine and Uprising
Sunday, February 28th
Serving Solidarity: A Night of Greek Cuisine and Uprising. Homemade Greek food, culture, and inspiring information about the situation in Greece. With excerpts from ZNet
Feb 16: Month of Anarchy Coordinating Committee meeting.
Tuesday, February 16th
Month of Anarchy Coordinating Committee meeting. Help get the ball rolling for activities of the May Month of Anarchy!
7pm at Encuentro 5, 33 Harrison Ave,
Chinatown, on the 5th floor.
Sunday, February 14th, Saintless Valentines Day Dinner
Saintless Valentines Day Dinner and ABC Fundraiser. Come eat delightful vegetarian food for a cause! Vegan and gluten-free diets amply accommodated. Tickets Start at $15 (everything over 15 will go to Justice for Jason- www.justiceforjason.org/) Dinner includes 4 course meal and a drink. Ticket Deadline is February 1st. To order, email bostonabc (at) riseup.net. 6PM at the Community Church of Boston 565 Boylston in Copley.
Saturday, February 13th, Greek Solidarity Meeting
Saturday, February 13th
Greek Solidarity Planning Meeting. Participate in BAAM
BAAM Newsletter Issue 30 Now Available
BAAM is pleased to announce the release of the 30th edition of the BAAM Newsletter.
In this issue:
- Protestors Call for Closing of Guantanamo Bay Page 3
- Teabaggers Page 4
- Haiti: The Debt Toll Page 6
- Update on Tarek Mehanna’s Case Page 7
- Whitechapel’s Community Spaces Page 8
- Update on Greece Page 9
- Cops and Videos Page 10
- Calendar Page 11
- Howard Zinn, Presente Page 12
Download the PDF.
Greek solidarity planning meeting, Jan 21st
Thursday, January 21st
Meeting to plan events in solidarity with the Greek anti-authoritarians and anarchist movement. 7pm at the Lucy Parsons Center, 549 Columbus Ave, Boston, Ma.
Greece currently has the world’s largest anti-authoritarian movement, an exciting and vibrant movement that, unlike most today, has a chance to create the type of society for which we all struggle. This world is already taking shape in Greek city neighborhoods like Exarchia, on campuses all over the country, and even amongst farm communities.
Unfortunately, because our comrades in Greece pose such a threat to the state and those who wish to be the state, they are under constant attack from all sides: from the “Socialists” currently in the Government, from the center, and from the right (especially from militant fascist groups like Golden Dawn).
If we want to see the birth of anarchy, those that believe in its virtues must be good internationalists: We must support the Greek movement in anyway we can!
Come discuss with the Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement and other individuals and groups of an anti-authoritarian nature, how we can practice good solidarity here in Boston. Ideas so far range from
fundraisers and education campaigns to direct action.
All are welcome and encouraged to attend!
BAAM Newsletter #29 Released
The 29th monthly newsletter of the Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement is out!
Available here as always for free as a PDF and in plain text. Also, look for free hard copies in all the usual places.
In this issue:
Angelica workers win strike
By Jake Carman
Iran: Stand Up! Fight Back!
By Joseph Caye
Capitalists, Global Warming, and the Climate Justice Movement: Reflections on COP15
By James Herod
Anarchists and Workers Put Greek Government in Tight Spot
By Sublett
December 6th: Boston Stands with Greece
By Jeff Reinhardt
The 9th NEAN Assembly: A Report
By Dykonoclast
Harvard Workers Confront Racism
By Geoff Carens, Union Rep. HUCTW/AFSCME Local 3650
Sabaté: A Short Memorial of a Man for whom Defeat Meant Nothing
By Jake Carman
Join the Boston Anarchist Black Cross for a Saintless Valentine’s Day
Let us Feed You!
Is a certain consumer holiday pretending to venerate a Roman godbag from the 3rd century about whom nothing is known gettin’ you down? Do you wish to spurn it while hanging out with cool people, eating fancy food, and supporting your local prisoner support and anarchist legal defense group? Perfect!
Come alone, come with friends, bring a date, bring multiple dates, bring your kids, bring your parents, but come on over to Copley to eat delightful vegetarian food! Vegan and gluten-free diets amply accommodated. Please notify us of any food allergies.
Tickets Start at $15 (everything over $15 will go to Justice for Jason- http://www.justiceforjason.org/)
Dinner includes 4 course meal and a drink.
Ticket deadline is February 1st.
Email bostonabc <at> riseup <dot> net to order
6PM at the Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston St. in Copley.
New Year Anti-Authoritarian Assembly
Please forward and post widely
** January 5th, 2010: New Year Anti-Authoritarian Assembly: Reportback from the Northeast Anarchist Network’s 9th Assembly, discussion of our recent struggles around Boston and planning for the coming year. Hosted by the Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement. 7pm at the Lucy Parsons Center
Including:
* Report back from the 9th Northeast Anarchist Network Assembly.
* May Month of Anarchy initial planning/brainstorming session.
* A quick look at the last decade of our work.
* Planning for the coming year (in particular Greece, Acteal, other
points of solidarity.)
January 5th at the Lucy Parsons Center, 549 Columbus Ave, 7pm. BAAMBoston.org
