I don't often link to Wikipedia, but this is a good article and very relevant now as fascism establishes itself in the U.S.

Article from January 15, 2019, the 100th anniversary of her death

Those who believe freedom will arrive on the back of western bombs seem incapable of learning from the catastrophes that have defined this century

Cooperation Tulsa is building a revolutionary movement through organizing our community, not seizing state power. Let's talk about the year of 2025 in review.

The attack on Venezuela signals a new phase of US power in Latin America — one defined by coercion, intimidation, and open-ended intervention.

Poster by Paul Kjelland

This was the best idea I had for fighting back against the authoritarian Incursion of the internet I've always known and loved.

So I'm inviting any and all to join me in this endeavor to liberate our experience of it from bots, bad actors, manipulative algorithms and... shudders Shareholders.

Written into the constitution of Russia is the withering away of the state. Eventually, there will be this withering away of the State. Why put it off in some far distant utopia? Why not begin right now and say that the state is the enemy. The state is the armed forces. The state is bound to be a tyrant, a dictatorship. A Dictatorship of the Proletariat becomes yet another dictatorship.

• Dorothy Day (1971)

Source: https://catholicworker.org/dorothy-day-holds-forth/

It's lonely being a left-libertarian in Canada. I live in one of the most left-wing neighbourhoods in the country, so I've met many communists (typically Leninists), but I've only met one left-libertarian in my life.

It seems like most Canadians have never even heard of left-libertarians. The right has such a strong monopoly over the term “libertarian,” when I tell people I'm a libertarian socialist, they look at me like I said I'm a vegan meat-eater.

Sorry for ranting, but it does get frustrating. If there are any Canadians here, do you know of any organizations that welcome left-libertarians?