This issue considers the ground beneath our feet, where politics emerge and upon which they return: as acts of care and destruction, and all the forms of resistance in between. As the crises continue and intensify, we know our community includes humans, animals, minerals, the natural world – and the ruins we inherit from this dying system.
This zine moves across territories – from our streets in Hackney to Berlin, to Palestine – with an international intent. Contributions of poetry, essays and art offer analysis, methods and an emotional outlet to channel our collective rage and desire towards political action. Destroy a landlord, plant a tree? Fight, imagine, grieve and do whatever needs doing to care for the world around you, or they will try to lift it from underneath us.
The Hackney Anarchist is free to download here.
