Antifascism
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Most people know May Day as “International Workers’ Day.” Fewer know why it exists at all. Today, it’s often reduced to a vague celebration of labor. Parades, speeches, symbolic gestures. A holiday without teeth. But May Day was not born from abstract ideals or bureaucratic declarations. It was forged
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Report from CrimethInc: Anarchists at the 2026 No Kings RalliesReports from anarchists who engaged with the March 28, 2026 No Kings rallies.CrimethInc.CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective After roughly 30,000 people flooded downtown Portland for the No Kings parade on March 28th, 2026, a few hundred made their way
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On October 2, 2025, far-right influencer Nick Sortor was arrested by the Portland Police Bureau during an anti-ICE protest in Portland, Oregon. The charge, which was dropped shortly after: disorderly conduct. The reality: he showed up, disrupted a flag burning, escalated tensions, and walked directly into the kind
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A new website exposes Oregon businesses who have official government contracts with ICE and CBP
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As student walkouts against ICE spread nationwide, tensions are rising between young protesters and school administrators. In Portland, one family says a counselor crossed a constitutional line when she confiscated their daughter’s protest sign off campus.
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A peaceful rally was met with violence when federal agents unleashed tear gas, rubber bullets, and other munitions on Portlanders, including young children, highlighting the deepening militarization of law enforcement and the community’s unwavering resistance.
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By late morning on December 8th, the rain in Beaverton, Oregon was coming down hard, flood-warning hard. But at 10 a.m., students poured out from their classrooms anyway, chanting through the wind and cold as they led the largest district-wide walkout Beaverton has seen in years. Their