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Roots of Resistance Camp
Primer Encuentro Transfronterizo de Adherentes a La Otra Campaña/First Cross-Border Encuentro of The Other Campaign
San Diego IndyMedia Events for September
Work-Party Campout at La Milpa Organica
Operation "Where's the War!?"
The Perma-Revolution: An Anarchist Perspective
David Rovics Performs in San Diego Sept. 8
UCSD Student Comes to Terms with Being Bi
Resistance to Minutemen in Socal
Oaxaca City SlideShow: Un Pueblo Unido Avanza Sin Partidos
The Pride Beatings
“Creating Chaos” Teach-In Explores Middle East
Warped Priorities Exposed on Eve of Katrina Anniversary as Public Housing Resident Reoccupies Apartment
Critical Mass Katrina Survivor Solidarity Ride
Get Free Shit from Anti-Queer Group Focus on the Family
Terror continues in Oaxaca
Another teacher has died as armed police caravaned about Oaxaca city Tuesday morning shooting at will. Urgent international solidarity is needed.
Starbucks Adds Rats in the Cupboards to Rats in the Boardroom
Stop the G8 in Mexico City! Movie Night Wed
San Diegans Say No to US/Israeli Aggression
Remember the Hunger Strikers: Continue the Fight for Freedom
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Las organizaciones, grupos, colectivos y personas en lo individual que a ambos lados de la frontera México-Estados Unidos forman parte de La Campaña Nacional con Otra Política por un Programa Nacional de Lucha de Izquierda y por una Nueva Constitución (La Otra Campaña), convocan a comp@s adherentes y simpatizantes a la Sexta Declaración de la Selva Lacandona, a chambeadores, jóvenes, indígenas, luchadores sociales, intelectuales, artistas, y a todas y todos aquellos que se identifiquen con las luchas desde la izquierda y desde abajo, a participar en el Primer Encuentro Transfronterizo que tendrá lugar en Tijuana, B.C. México, los días 15, 16 y 17 de septiembre de 2006.
Wed Sept 13, 7-9pm - SDIMC 101. An introduction to the San Diego Independent Media Center. We will jointly write a story about a recent event, post it to the website, make it a feature, and practice stuff. FREE
Let's get ready for the Zapatista Corn Harvest Festival!
Recently the CIRCA boredom patrol has setup the Clown Around Compound, come out from the underground and infiltrated the Westfield complex, dun da DUUN!
The decline of the anti-globalization movement in the US and the amazing surge of support by anarchists after the devastation of hurricane Katrina suggests a new political and tactical alignment is possible in North America. We propose that anarchists need to work with the peak oil, permaculture and bioregional communities to better prepare ourselves for this new alignment.
America’s political folksingers have been fanning the flames of discontent for at least 100 years, from the IWW’s Joe Hill (convicted on trumped-up charges and executed in 1915) to Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger in the 1940’s, Bob Dylan and Phil Ochs in the 1960’s, Utah Phillips and Fred Small in the 1980’s, and now Roy Zimmerman, Dave Lippman, Charlie King, the Prince Myshkins — and David Rovics, who’ll be bringing his songs and stage raps to San Diego Friday, September 8, 7 p.m. at the Sherman Heights Community Center, 2258 Island Avenue.
REDENTOR “RED” GALURA didn’t know there was a word for “Bisexual” when he moved from the Philippines to the U.S. at 15, but he knew he was one. Today he’s a UCSD student and intern at the campus LGBT Resource Center, where he’s out, proud and Bi.
As cities across the country celebrate Labor Day Weekend & the beginning of fall with a week of demonstrations calling for fair and comprehensive immigration policy reform, and respect for all workers, resistance to vigilante rascist minutemen continues in southern California.
UPDATE: 
On the surface, the reaction of the city and the police to the assaults that took place outside the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Pride Festival July 30 seem fine; mayor Jerry Sanders made appropriately supportive remarks and three suspects were in custody within days of the incident. But a closer look reveals both city officials and members of the Queer community more concerned about damage control and protecting the profits of Queer businesses and the estimated $21 million the city takes in from the Pride events than in actually protecting the lives and safety of Queers in San Diego.
A teach-in called "Creating Chaos" in Golden Hill August 25, sponsored by the Middle East Cultural and Information Center (MECIC), featured three Arab-American speakers who challenged the view of Middle Eastern politics, especially the Israel-Lebanon war and the U.S. occupation of Iraq, commonly presented in the mainstream U.S. media. The speakers said the chaos created in the wake of the U.S. conquest of Iraq was deliberate and denounced the American peace movement for refusing to support the armed struggles of Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in occupied Palestine and the resistance in Iraq.
A representative of HUD announced monday to 1000 contractors and executives meeting in Jefferson Parish that it would open 5000 public housing units in New Orleans previously slated for demolition; that Wal-Mart would withdraw from low-income neighborhoods to support local businesses; and that Exxon and Shell would spend $8.6 billion on wetland restoration in southern Louisiana.
Critical Mass is a celebration of bike culture, a meaningful alternative to car culture and greenhouse gas generating fossil fuels.
When I'm feeling despondent over the state of gay rights in America - or the concurrent assaults on reproductive freedom, science, and rational thought there's just one thing that helps me overcome my feelings of despair: getting free shit from Focus on the Family!
(with apologies to rats for comparing them to corporate monsters)
Are you concerned about war, climate change or migration? The leaders of the 8 richest nations in the world, known as the G8 or group of 8, will be meeting in Mexico City from October 3-4th to further their policies which create war and climate change while restricting migration.
About 300 protesters met in San Diego's Balboa Park on Saturday for a combined march and rally to express opposition to the criminal US/Israeli aggression occupation in Lebanon, Palestine and Iraq. The mood of the demonstrators and speakers spanned outrage at the continuing atrocities and human rights violations, celebration of the effective resistance of Hezbollah, and contemplation of what will be required to right the wrongs. The overly long rally sapped energy from the crowd, but this was compensated somewhat by the sprinkling of gems throughout the speeches, especially the reading of the poem "Intifada" by Professor of Languages and Humanities at Southwestern College, Steve Kowit. A handful of counter-protesters parroted the elite/right-wing pundit/corporate media line. A 16-1/2 min video captures some of the highlights of the protest, as i experienced them.
I returned last week from an eight day trip to Belfast, Northern Ireland. Every year the month of August in Belfast is filled with street festivals in many of the city's communities. This year is especially active, because 2006 marks the 25th Anniversary of the Ten Irishmen who gave their lives in the name of Irish freedom! The history of Irish liberation is a part of every day life. Support for the people of Palestine and Lebanon was visible in the pubs, on the streets and in the music halls. Recognizing and acting on the struggles of occupied and oppressed people around the world is something the Irish do without effort.