Feminists occupy CNDH in Mexico
CNDH in Mexico City occupied to demand justice for feminicides and macho violence; takeovers multiply throughout country.
Category Solidarity
On Paramilitarism, Disappearances, Fascism, and Civil War
It is critically important to establish informed parameters through which we as a people can distinguish, analyze, and organize around what is, and what is not paramilitarism, disappearance, fascism, and civil war.
Unpacking the Chicago race war during the George Floyd protests
The facts are that between May 30, 2020–June 3, 2020, Chicago had not seen a single hour without protests, shootings, lootings, or fires; the soundtrack to the city consisted of 24/7 sirens, helicopters and gunshots.
A worldwide uprising condemns the police murder of George Floyd
In this number of El Enemigo Común, we offer some commentaries on the rebellions in the world against the police murder of George Floyd and a list of gains made during the first 20 days of struggle.
Summary review of SOLITARY by Albert Woodfox
A story of a Black Panther unbroken by decades of torture, a man who speaks of transformation and hope
Medical Support for “Chavira” of Radio Fogata in Cherán, Michoacan
As a community member, and as a communicator Chavira needs our support for a very serious injury to his hand.
Nationwide Strike Targets U.S. Prisons
Nationwide strike calls for end to prison slavery and inhumane conditions
Support an Independent Journalism Collective in Latin America
Avispa Midia, an independent journalism collective in Latin America whose work has appeared in translation on El Enemigo Común, recently launched a fundraising campaign to continue expanding their important work.
Review of 2017 Edition of Look for Me in the Whirlwind
This book contains the original version of Look for Me in the Whirlwind: The Collective Autobiography of the New York 21 with new texts that place it in the context of the whirlinds of our times
Support Autonomous Brigades from Oaxaca Bringing aid to the Areas Affected by the Earthquakes
All funds collected will be delivered equally to two different autonomous brigades. One of the brigades is comprised of collectives and organizations that work directly with affected communities, taking aid and supporting the community in alternative healing practices. The other brigade is composed of 2 doctors and other volunteers taking aid and engaging in medical assistance and now setting up two community kitchens feeding approximately 13 - 15 families.