‘Cobo, Jezzaboo, Lilac Sash@, Nettle, and Yyks!, eds., Earth First! 30, no. 3 (1 March 2010). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7259.
FEATURES
- DAKOTA PEOPLE DEFIANTLY OCCUPY LAND
- DECOLONIZING, DESTROYING BORDERS AND ATTACKING INFRASTRUCTURE: WHAT SIDE ARE YOU ON?
- DAVENPORT GRAND JURY EXPANDS INVESTIGATION
- LETTER FROM THE RNC8
- LETTER FROM CLIMATE PRISONERS
- EARTHQUAKE, EXPLOITATION, ECO-CRISIS: DISASTER CAPITALISM IN HAITI
- INSURRECTIONIST MEXICO CELEBRATES BLACK CHRISTMAS
- OCCUPY EVERYTHING
- EAGLE ROCK IS SACRED
- KLAMATH JUSTICE COALITION HALTS LOGGING ON KARUK SACRED SITES
- DIRECT ACTION HALTS MOUNTAIN BLASTING
- FOREST OCCUPATION IN CATALONIA
- MAINSHILL SOLIDARITY CAMP
- BLACK MESA UPDATE
- DURWIN WHITE LIGHTNING PASSES INTO THE SPIRIT WORLD
- BLAST FROM THE PAST: THE NAVAJO-HOPI RELOCATION
- THE COMING URANIUM BOOM
- END:CIV THE MOVIE: AN INTERVIEW WITH RADICAL FILMMAKER FRANKLIN LOPEZ
- GREEN SCARE UPDATES
- TREE SPIKER FROM EARTH FIRST! TO LOW BAGGING: BOOK REVIEW
- REBELS TAKE ON THE DEATH STAR
- MILITANT FEMINISM: AN EXPLOSIVE INTERVIEW WITH A KKKANADIAN URBAN GUERILLA
But moreover, to this day I believe it was a miracle no one was killed, we should never have attacked a civilian target (a place where people worked) with 500 pounds of dynamite; it was wacko crazy. […] The connection between Militancy and Feminism for me was girl resistance and DIY gun empowerment. In other words, guerrilla irreverence for patriarchal institutions and power.
— Juliet Belmas
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