A key tenet of green syndicalism is that development and expansion of capitalism proceeds through intrinsically interlocked forms of destruction (of land, of human and non-human communities). Destruction of natural life and destruction of human life go hand in hand. A motor for this is the exploitation of nature (reduced to resources) and the exploitation …
Photo by Visitor7, Eugene, OR, 16 September 2013, A hallmark of anarcho-syndicalism has always been a working-class-wide orientation to organizing, strategy, and tactics. This distinguishes it from trade unionism, which focuses organizing on specific jobs, tasks, trades, or, at most, workplaces. A working-class-wide orientation means just that—not only organizing all employed workers (workers who have …
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This is a period of more openly bare class warfare. From more engaged and aggressive labor action than we have seen in awhile on one side, to the growing mobilizations of fascists (and their intersections with anti-trans and misogynistic movements) on the other. From the blockades and land reclamations by Indigenous land defenders, to state …
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