Crosscut, “Anarchist sues Seattle police for breaking agreement”

In late 2015, Brendan Dunn was pulled over by a New York State trooper for driving with expired registration. The officer handed him a ticket. Then he asked whether Dunn had ever lived in Washington State. He had. But Dunn wondered what relevance his prior residence had to the traffic stop. His Oldsmobile had New […]

The Stranger, “Watch a “Father, Anarchist, Veteran” Address the Seattle City Council as “Bootlickers” While Quoting Marx”

Twenty minutes had flown by, the allotted time for public comment during Tuesday’s special meeting to repeal the head tax. The council had just voted to allow another 30 minutes for speakers to address their representatives, despite the protestations of Council President Bruce Harrell that “At some point it just becomes repetitious, honestly.” A self-described […]

Capitol Hill Times, “Free speech and the alt-right in Seattle”

Each year after the peaceful workers and immigrant-rights march, anti-fascists and anarchists meet up in Westlake Park for a May Day march that always results in property damage. Last year SPD acted more quickly than in May Days past, pushing protesters away from Downtown and into Seattle’s industrial district. Continue Reading

The Stranger, “Is Seattle Ready for Nikkita Oliver?”

“To see communities of color showing up, to see anarchists showing up in a space just because Nikkita is showing up—that to me is amazing,” said Yin Yu, a 32-year-old volunteer who helps coordinate Oliver’s listening posts. Continue Reading

KIRO 97.3 Seattle, “May Day 2017: The winners and losers”

Losers Anarchists/Antifa: Talk about a poor showing. They aimlessly wandered the streets of Olympia destroying a bastion of greedy capitalism — the window front of a Goodwill? Way to go, guys. They tried their level best to insult pro-Trump activists at Westlake Park, only to make fools of themselves. Perhaps they all went down to […]