Roses on My Table / HD / 2012 / 19 Minutes / This documentary short tells the story of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective in Richmond, VA, an organizing group and cooperative living space aimed at fostering mutual aid and grassroots resistance to authority.
"In October of 2011 my friend Ether of www.starvingiguanas.com taught me how to better manipulate silver forks and what to look for when buying ones to bend for jewelry."
Her struggle, and hopes for change, were my focus; asking what it was that we as citizens could do to help our undocumented brothers and sisters.
Joel discusses the inner politics at the market, traveling, shows off his old van, and shares his opinion on patenting living organisms.
Share Crimethinc: We’ve added a new video to our Emergency Broadcast System, Ethan Silverstein’s Roses on My Table. This documentary short tells the story of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective in Richmond, VA, an organizing group and cooperative living space aimed at fostering mutual aid and...
Share In October of 2011 my friend Ether taught me how to better manipulate silver forks and what to look for when buying ones to bend for jewelry. Being an adventurer Ether kept on wandering but when he left, I kept bending. After a while...
Share Disclaimer: This was originally recorded on cassette in a noisy diner, so I apologize for the sound quality, but it’s the best I could do. In 2007 I interviewed an undocumented immigrant from Mexico while I was living in New York. At the time...
Share I interview Joel, one of the merchants at the NC Farmer’s market, where I worked my first job for over 3 years. Joel discusses the inner politics at the market, traveling, shows off his old van, and shares his opinion on patenting living organisms....
Share An interview with Jewu Richardson, a New Haven victim of police brutality, on his perspectives regarding violence on behalf of authorities
Share Let Denise Clarke fill your day with sunshine. Here is a live video from her jam session in the big-top at Occupy New Haven, followed by her video Love Power, which was filmed in part at the Appleseed house in New Haven.
Share Looking back on this video brings a smile to my face. Irving Pinsky, a character in his own regard, manages to capture the camp in what is in my opinion one of its glory days; the barricades and big-top are still up, and he...
Share Part of the Rule By The Rich Series Edited by Todd Sanders We are lost in a sea of puritans. They shamble passed new ideas and experiences with dead-fish-eyes, seeing exclusively what fits into their ethnocentric paradigm; righteously ignorant to innovation or collaboration outside...
Share Part of the Rule By The Rich Series Wealth is individual. We live on the brink of a revolution. Many postulate on where this wave will take us. For decades revolutionaries from various ideologies have tried to use political means to usurp the status-quo....
Share by Thomas MacMillan | May 10, 2012 7:53 am Thomas MacMillan PhotoDoomsday & Aubin at Occupy before the camp’s demise. As the Occupy New Haven camp fades into memory, federal agents have started paying housecalls to its erstwhile members and Fair Haven neighbors,...
Share From Mad in America- by Bruce Levine, Ph.D. In my career...
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Share Occupy Leaders Go “Underground” by Thomas MacMillan | Apr 10, 2012...
Share By Ben Aubin for ifightbears.org Feb 2012, cover image by Australian...
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