Disloyalty day: a call for disruption on May 1st, 2025.

May 1st is known in our circles as May Day. It’s a day to honor the haymarket martyrs and the struggles of workers and anarchists around the world.

In this settler-colonial empire, every year on May 1st, the us government declares “loyalty day” a day to pledge allegiance to the sore on the face of the earth known as the USA.

This year, The regime has shifted from insidious liberal violence to open fascism, the flouting of laws that they profess to believe in, the disappearance and deportation of thousands of our friends and neighbors.

On May first, let us declare our disloyalty to the empire and our solidarity with each other through attack. Let us hold marches, parties, demonstrations. Let us sabotage the colonial regime by any means we see necessary. We will destroy what destroys us.

“They Can’t Beat All of Us”

From CrimethInc.

A Reportback from the Florida Abolitionist Gathering

From February 28 to March 2, hundreds of abolitionists and anarchists from across the country converged in Gainesville for the first Florida Abolitionist Gathering (FAG). Across a passionate weekend of workshops, films, food, debate, ritual, and protest, the contours of a robust regional resistance movement came into focus. The intergenerational, heavily queer and trans, and strongly multi-issue and anarchist group of abolitionists that converged in Florida articulated an expansive vision of liberation anchored in the urgent need to dismantle the prison-industrial complex in all its manifestations. The gathering showed that even as liberals wring their hands about the death of democracy, scrappy groups of organizers continue to fight back—and sometimes win—deep within the belly of the beast.

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Washington, DC: DMV Anarchist Bookfair, May 17

From DMV Anarchist Bookfair

The DMV Anarchist Bookfair will be a space where authors, publishers, activists, and community members come together to explore alternative perspectives, exchange ideas, and question conventional notions of power and authority.

We will feature workshops, book and zine vendors, artists, and music. Beyond serving as a marketplace, our vision is to create a space for connection and empowerment.

The DMV Anarchist Bookfair is committed to inclusivity and accessibility. We ask that patrons wear masks while attending, and we will provide masks at the event. We welcome any and all individuals who are interested in contributing to a more just and equitable society.

DMV Anarchist Bookfair
May 17th 2- 8 pm
1525 Newton St NW DC

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