Members of the Industrial Workers of the World and other anarcho-syndicalists have historically engaged in workplace sabotage as a radical form of labor direct action. Some Wobblies have argued, “Sabotage is the collective withdrawal of efficiency by the workers at the point of production.” As racial capitalists and the bourgeoisie continue to exploit the working class, extracting greater surplus value through speedups, imposing precarity, demanding “flexibility,” and refusing to pay adequate wages, the need for workplace direct action becomes increasingly urgent. Although what recently took place here in California at the tissue paper warehouse appears to be an “individual act of sabotage,” I wonder if other dissatisfied workers might be inspired to adopt similar tactics as a means of disrupting the unrelenting class war on workers. Hmmm
Join us on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at Cal State LA as we convene the 4th Annual Tricontinental Conference. This year’s proceedings will focus on the concurrent crises in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan. Through a series of talks by critically engaged scholars, community activists, and organizers, the Tricontinental will examine the historical roots and contemporary dynamics of imperialism, genocide, war, displacement, and resource extraction in both contexts, and to explore how these struggles connect to broader liberation movements across Africa and the Third World. The event will culminate with a community Iftar in solidarity with our comrades observing Ramadan. Scan the QR on the flyer to register. #TricontinentalConference2026
We’re running it back. On March 18, 2026, we will hold our second PAS Master’s Program information session. All students, K-12 educators, workers, and community members are invited to attend. If you’re interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Pan-African Studies, we encourage you to register now. Admission applications are due by April 15, 2026, but early submission is highly suggested. Come join us in the intellectual arm of the revolution! Study, struggle, win!
This is being brought to you by Furor Drumpt, Nutty-yacub, and the warmongering Democratic misleadership who carry water for the fucked up deeds of the I-country. If this shit is real, there’s no depth of depravity that the I country and the United States of Amerikkka will reach to maintain regional and world domination. The repercussions for citizens in all countries in the region, residents in the U.S., and people worldwide will be significant and far-reaching.
All students, K-12 educators, workers, and community members are invited to our upcoming PAS MA Program Information Session on February 18 and March 18 at 5 PM. If you’re interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Pan-African Studies, we encourage you to attend one of these important events. Admission applications are due by April 15, 2026, but early submission is suggested. Come join us in the intellectual arm of the revolution!
Join us on Monday, February 16, at 5 PM at Cal State LA for a panel discussion titled *Academic Freedom in Troubling Times*. Featured speakers include:
-Tom Alter: TSU professor dismissed for advocating socialism
-Sang Kil: SJSU professor removed for supporting Palestine
-John Caravello: CSUCI professor facing trial for defending individuals from ICE
-Alex Villalpando: Cal State LA professor
-Melina Abdullah: Cal State LA professor
This event will foster critical dialogue about the importance of solidarity against state repression.
