The latest issue of Freedom (7206) March 26th Protest Special will be available on the demo this Saturday. We’ve done an extra big print run for the occasion, with special contributions about the cuts from across the anarchist and radical movement, so make sure to pick up your copy.
We will be distributing the paper throughout the day along with lots of other anarchist propaganda material and radical literature. Stalls will be at the two feeder marches – outside ULU Malet St, North London and Kennington Park, South London, in the morning with a stall at the IWW autonomous rally in Hyde Park later on in the afternoon.
If you’d like to volunteer to help out on one of the stalls get in touch at:
copy@freedompress.org.uk
See you on the streets!
If you can’t make it on the day you can pick up a copy of Freedom at any good radical bookshop or social centre
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Freedom 7206 contains:
- Action Map of the protests on the day with detailed information of all the groups and radical activity going on throughout the day
- Legal advice for those protesting and engaging in political activity on the 26th
- Solidarity Federation on fighting the cuts and organising a new generation of militants in the workplace
- Haringey Solidarity Group on organising locally against the cuts
- Industrial Workers of the World explain just how a revolutionary union should work
- London Indymedia, on keeping people informed on the day – sending reports to the site and passing on information
- Blaming the claimants – how the cuts target the most needy
- What is anarchism? A brief introduction
- The rise of reactionary ideas in times of crisis, and how we confront the far right
- Why we don’t need Government
- ‘From financial crisis to rebellious contagion’ how we move forward as a movement of ideas and action
- Democracy as the alternative – a revolution in self-organising
- Plus reviews
- Prison News
- Svartfrosk: A sideways look
- Anarchist Quiz
- Wildcat cartoon
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