After 3 years of action, an anarchist center closes its doors, but a more ambitious project opens down the street.
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The (Last) Rights of Malice Green
by G. Raffito
Fifth Estate # 341, Spring 1993
On a chilly Friday morning, November 6, 1992, a slight drizzle dabbed the sidewalk where the night before a man had been bludgeoned to death by a gang of Detroit policemen.
Was it Anarchy in Somalia?
by E.B. Maple (Peter Werbe)
Fifth Estate # 341, Spring 1993
“‘You just have to turn on a television to see that those people need help, and no one else is going to help them but us,’ said Todd Schuppert, a truck driver from Pekin, Ind.” —New York Times, Dec. 1992
Museum Chronicles Fightback & Victories Against Gentrification
by Bill Weinberg
Fifth Estate # 405, Winter, 2020
Above the front door to C-Squat, on Ave. C on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, a weather-worn sign hangs from the fire escape reading “THIS LAND IS OURS, NOT FOR SALE,” with the squatter symbol of a circle bisected by a …
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Civilization is Like a Jetliner
by T. Fulano (David Watson)
Fifth Estate # 314, Fall 1983
The night the Korean airliner crashed into the newspapers, I dreamed of a tornado. A tornado is a kind of spiral, which is the labyrinth and which is Death.
Against Leviathan
by Fredy Perlman
Fifth Estate # 311, Winter, 1983
This article, which began as a review of Frederick Turner’s inspiring work of intuitive history, Beyond Geography: The Western Spirit Against the Wilderness, is now the introductory section of a book in progress treating similar and related questions—the origins of …
Redwood Summer
by Kelpie Wilson
Fifth Estate # 335, Winter, 1990-91
The Concept Redwood Summer was modeled after the “Mississippi Summer” of the civil rights movement. The conditions were similar to those of Mississippi in 1964. African-American victims of the system needed outside intervention to advocate for them in hostile territory. …
The Earth Moves Beneath Me
by Gabriel Dumont
Fifth Estate # 334, Summer, 1990
Hello. My name is Car. I am the new world citizen. My arrival in your neighbourhood brings with it a new kind of peace and prosperity.
Letters
by Various Authors
Fifth Estate # 89, October 2-15, 1969
Brothers and Sisters, Enjoyed our paper over here in Nam. They really get worn from use. I’ll be back home to Detroit in 3 weeks so you should stop sending it. I will subscribe when I’m back.