Resistance
History and Resistance on Blair Mountain
By Anonymous Indymedia User on 31 May 2011Here's something the history books left out: In 1921, more than 10,000 West Virginia coal miners rose up in resistance to coal companies who refused to allow miners to unionize. It was the largest armed insurrection in the United States since the Civil War. This uprising, which took place in Logan County, West Virginia, is known as the Battle of Blair Mountain. The miners were met with a private army of police funded by coal companies, who employed, among other things, World War One planes to drop bombs and gas.
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TC Indymedia 2010 Resistance in Review
By syndicated_content on 29 Nov 2010Start: 12/03/2010 18:30
Start: 12/03/2010 18:30
Friday, December 3 -- Dinner 6:30/Event 7pm at Waite House: 2529 13th Ave. S. Minneapolis
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We're Going to the Pittsburgh G20... Are You?
By Anonymous Indymedia User on 18 Sep 2009Reports from TCIMC volunteers in Pittsburgh:
9/26: G20 Resistance Dispatch #4: While World Leaders Fly Away, Riot Cops Blast Away at UPitt
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Mahoney Sentenced to 90 Days; Will Likely Serve 56
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Anarchism, Violence, and Brandon Darby's Politics of Moral Certitude
By Anonymous Indymedia User on 06 Jul 2009by MJ Essex, reposted from New Orleans Indymedia: In post-Katrina New Orleans, anarchist truths found fertile, if toxic grounds to take root and grow. New paths were walked on.
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