Boulder Weekly, “Locals pick sides in ‘free speech, hate speech’ debate”

AntiFa tends to be comprised of leftist anarchists who often view themselves as the polar opposite of white nationalists, white supremacist or alt-right groups. “If you read the Constitution, free speech is what the government will or will not allow, it has nothing to do with people versus people,” says B. “Even if it is […]

The Denver Post, “Downtown Boulder hit with rash of anarchist graffiti”

The tags, which are often spray-painted in prominent or otherwise easily viewed spaces, have included the anarchist symbol — an “A” inside a circle — and writings such as “Kill Trump,” “Blue Lives Shatter,” “All Cops Are Bastards” and “To Be Governed Is Disgraceful.” Continue Reading

Denverite, “LOOK: ‘Is Colorado in America?'”

It was these conditions that prompted Western Federation of Miners President Charles Moyer and Secretary-Treasurer William “Big Bill” Haywood — who would go on to found the anarchist union Industrial Workers of World — to make the American flag posters with each stripe of the flag spelling out a different grievance under the title, “Is […]

Colorado Springs Independent, “The resurgence of the radical left raises questions”

The group to which he belonged comprised about 20 anti-fascists, socialists and anarchists who absolutely did intend to disrupt the evening’s proceedings. They took a black bloc formation, meaning they stuck together, anonymous and ominous, in their militant-looking get-up. The tactic is designed to obscure individual identities, both as a means to hinder criminal prosecution […]