The New York Times, “Behind Berkeley’s Semester of Hate”

Antifa is actually more label than organization, its believers connected by calls to action on websites like It’s Going Down. Anarchist, communist or just liberal, they oppose fascism with militant zeal. But some formalize into affinity groups like the Pastel Bloc; dressed in pastels — a play on the head-to-toe uniform of black bloc — […]

The New Yorker, “The Alt-Right Branding War Has Torn the Movement in Two”

In February, on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, a violent group of left-wing protesters prevented the right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos from speaking; in April, anarchists and “anti-Fascists” interrupted a right-wing event in a Berkeley park, sparking a day of street clashes that came to be known as the Battle of Berkeley. “I […]

The Sun, “‘F*** YOUR NATIONALISM’ Woman has £2,300 BOUNTY placed on her head after Facebook video of her urinating on a US flag on the Fourth of July sparks death threats”

She captioned the Facebook video: “F*** your nationalism. F*** your country. F*** your stupid f****** flag.” Hundreds of furious social media users have slammed the controversial video, labelling her “unpatriotic”, “disgusting” and “attention seeking”. The self-confessed anarchist admitted she had received death threats and her dad’s workplace had been targeted following the stunt. Continue Reading

Charlotte Business Journal, “​Charlotte scraps controversial ordinance”

Charlotte City Council voted Monday to repeal its ordinance for “extraordinary events,” according to multiple local news outlets. The measure was passed in 2012, as the city was preparing to host the Democratic National Convention and grappling with the Occupy Charlotte protests — a major concern at that time was anarchists, notes WFAE-FM, the local NPR […]