Last weekend, March 25-27, radical people of color from across the nation gathered in Asheville, North Carolina. There, at the Southeastern Regional Conference of Anarchist People of Color, we breathed a collective sigh of relief and turned that shared breath into shared struggle: personal, social, and organizational relationships; histories, hopes, and plans for social change.
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By: Mohamed Jean Veneuse
Short Description:
APOC is a network of de-centralized Anarchist/Anti-authoritarian “screams and sighs of relief”, solely for People of Color. Though the definition(s) of APOC and those involved with it remain multiplicitous — particularly pertaining to what exactly is meant by the signifier “Person of Color” — it is those who are associated with [...]

How is it that people who claim to be political can be so nasty when it comes to ideological squabbling? These days it seems people can’t say unconditionally that another set of ideas might have a point. One of the most glaring examples of the turf war is the debate around anarcho-primitivism. No other debate [...]

When people think of the Black Panther party they think Black. Some Black people who have some guns who tried to kill some white people. That they were declared by the FBI as the most dangerous bunch of Black folks trying to kill white folks. In actuality, the Black Panther Party was a group unique [...]

From Democracy Now!
Nov. 17, 2003
Police officers beat and pepper-sprayed people at a benefit for Anarchist People of Color after arriving in response to an officer’s report of someone standing outside the party allegedly holding an “open container.” An organizer for Anarchist People of Color joins us in our studio. [Includes transcript]
Up to 100 people attending [...]