Written in prison in the mid-1990s, Black Liberation Army veteran Russell Maroon Shoatz analyzes the lack of preparation for war in the black liberation movement as it appeared in the united states from the 1950s into the 1980s.
Author: Russell Maroon Shoatz
Source: South Chicago Anarchist Black Cross
Letter booklet, to print: Black Fighting Formations_to print
A Black insurrectionary anarchist discussion meant to answer three questions: What would an insurrectionary anarchist position thoroughly rooted in Black radicalism and Black revolt mean? How does the current white insurrectionary anarchist milieu fail? How can Black revolutionaries extend the insurrection?
Source: Haters Cafe
Letter booklet, to print: Black Armed Joy_to print
A detailed description of Assata Shakur’s daring 1979 prison escape. Updated addition including a new account of Assata’s liberation as recounted by Abdash Shakur that sheds light on more details of how the escape went down and what made it possible for Assata to remain free and leave the country.
Source: Philly Anti-Capitalist
Letter booklet, to print: Freeing Assata_V2_to print
A brief biography of Robert F. Williams and excerpts from his book Negroes With Guns, advocating for armed black self defense.
Source: South Chicago Anarchist Black Cross
Letter booklet, to print: I Will Not Crawl-to print
Graphic history of methods developed by black communities to resist surveillance.
Source: Electronic Frontier Foundation
To read Coded Resistance-to read
Letter booklet, to print, two per page: Coded Resistance-x2
Essay by Ali Khalid Abdullah exploring the intersection of Black liberation movements and anarchist ideology with a focus on anti-authoritarianism and self-determination.
Source: Ali Khalid Abdullah
Letter booklet, to print: Black Liberation and Anarchism