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Film Review: "Sami Blood" by Kurt Seaberg I just watched this incredible film the other night with my niece Anna. Achingly beautiful and... Continue reading

What Really Happened at PIELC 2018 Over the first weekend in March, members and allies of Deep Green Resistance (DGR) attended, presented, and tabled at PIELC... Continue reading

Poetry: Positive Feedback & Tree Waltz by Linh Nguyen Positive Feedback ever wonder why we destroy something so beautiful? that river where our... Continue reading

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  • Colorado Climate Lawsuit First to Hold Fossil Fuel Companies Accountable for Climate Impacts

    Featured image: Suncor Energy owns the only oil refinery in Colorado. Max and Dee Bernt. CC-BY-2.0 / Flickr      by Ken Kimmell / Union of Concerned Scientists WASHINGTON—The city of Boulder and two counties in Colorado are suing ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy, Canada’s largest oil company, to hold them responsible for climate change-related damage to...

  • Book Excerpt: Responsibility, Morals, and Values

    Editor’s note: The following is from the chapter “Culture of Resistance” of the book Deep Green Resistance: A Strategy to Save the Planet.  This book is now available for free online.      by Lierre Keith / Deep Green Resistance The alternative culture of the ’60s offered a generalized revolt against structure, responsibility, and morals. Being a youth culture,...

  • The Art of Avoiding Definitions: A Review of “Trans*: A Quick and Quirky Account of Gender Variability”

    “Trans*: A Quick and Quirky Account of Gender Variability” aims to clarify, but succeeds only in highlighting the lack of clarity which dominates transgender theory.      by Robert Jensen / Feminist Current “Let me define the terms, and I’ll win any debate,” a friend told me years ago, an insight I’ve seen confirmed many times...

  • May 1st is May Day – International Workers’ Day

         by Rapid Response Network This day began as a commemoration of Chicago workers’ fight for the 8 hour work day and the right to organize. In Haiti, workers are still battling for these essential rights. Haitian garment workers receive the lowest wage in the western hemisphere – 350 Gourdes, or US $5.40. Their...

  • The Definition Of Black Consciousness: December 1971, South Africa

    Editor’s note: This is the paper produced for a South African Student Organisation Leadership Training Course in December 1971.      by Steve Biko We have defined blacks as those who are by law or tradition politically, economically and socially discriminated against as a group in the South African society and identifying themselves as a...

  • Indirect Support for Action

    Featured image: Army personnel assigned to Bravo Company, 121st Combat Support Hospital, based out of Camp. When one cannot go to support an action directly, how can one still support that action? Editor’s note: This is an edited transcript of Derrick Jensen’s talk, which you can view on Deep Green Video.      by Derrick Jensen / Deep...

  • Detroit Environmental Justice Leader Unjustly Incarcerated for Defending Family from Assault

    Siwatu-Salama Ra Sentenced to Two Years in Prison During High-Risk Pregnancy      by Sierra Club Detroit, MI — Earlier this month, Siwatu-Salama Ra, Co-Director of the East Michigan Environmental Action Council (EMEAC), was sentenced to two years in prison for defending herself and her young child from an attacker. Siwatu is a member of the Sierra Club family,...

  • Call for Solidarity Actions to End the Destruction of the Zad of Notre Dame Des Landes

         by Zad Forever We are writing with the smell of tear gas rising from our fingers. The springtime symphony of birdsong is punctuated by the explosive echo of concussion grenades. Our eyes are watering, less from the gas than the sadness; because our friends’ homes, barns and organic farms are being destroyed. Bulldozers,...

  • Biko: Some African Cultural Concepts

         by Steve Biko One of the most difficult things to do these days is to talk with authority on anything to do with African Culture. Somehow Africans are not expected to have any deep understanding of their own culture or even of themselves. Other people have become authorities on all aspects of the...

  • I Write What I Like: The Legacy of Steve Biko and the Anti-Apartheid Struggle

         by Max Wilbert / Deep Green Resistance “Deep down, every liberationist is an optimist.” – Steve Biko Steve Biko was a South African anti-apartheid activist and organizer who was murdered by the secret police in 1978. He was 32 years old when he was tortured and beaten, resulting in his death. “I Write...

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