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Matilde Landa (1904 - 1942) Was a Famous Militant of the PCE (Spanish Communist Party) Who Fought in the Spanish Civil War against Franco's Dictatorship. [...] Celebrate Peoples' History - Matilde Landa

Matzpen - 1962-1987 - Celebrate People's History

Men Against Sexism - 1977: In Washington's Maximum Security Walla Walla Prison a Group of Revolutionaries Banded Together to Break the Culture of Prison Rape and Impunity, [...] One Where Generosity and Tenderness Walked Hand in Hand with Righteous Militancy and Ass-Kicking.

Narmada Bachao Andolan - Celebrate People's History

The Nature of Your Oppression Is the Aesthetic of Our Anger - Crass 1977 - 1984 - Crass Was a Group of Artists, Activists, Writers, Filmmakers and Musicians that Banded Together Using Punk as a Resistant Cultural Form for the Promotion of Anarchism as a Political Ideology [...] Celebrate Peoples History

New Jewish Agenda - Justice Justice - Shall You Pursue - Celebrate People's History

The New Zealand Federation of Labour Was the First Significant NZ Labour Organisation With the Intention of Uniting the Various Trades Together for Class Struggle, Revolutionary Inionism and the Abolishing of Capitalilsm. [...] Hence Their Name, the... Red Feds - Celebrate People's History

Olimpiada Popular - In 1936, the Olympics Were Held in Nazi Germany - But the Showcase for Fascism & Nazi Soft Power Did Not Go Unopposed. Barcelona 1936 - Hitler's Running Flame Is Still with Us, but so Is the Memory of the Antifascist People's Olympiad. Celebrate People's History

The People of Egypt Have Been Conquered by the Hykson, the Persians, the Greeks, the Romans, the Arabs, the Ottomans, the French, and the British. But Y'Know What? We're Still Here - Celebrate People's History

Phoolan Devi - "What Others Called a Crime, I Called Justice" - Februry 1981: A 24 Year Old Village Woman, Born into Poverty in India, Is Labelled 'The Bandit Queen'. She Is Charged With a Number of Major Offences Including Murder, Kidnap for Ransom and Looting Villages. Most Importantly, She Is Accused of Killing 22 High-Caste Men in the Village of Behmai, a Massacre Undertaken as Revenge for the Death of Her Lover and Repeated Gang Rape against Herself. [...] - Celebrate Peoples' History

Power Up - Corita Kent Was a Radical Educator, Silkscreen Printing Pop Artist, and Activist Agitator Whose Pedagogical and Political Exuberance Extended to Civil Rights, War Resistance, Feminist Critique, and a Joyful Participatory Body Politic. [...] - Celebrate People's History

Protect Mauna Kea - Celebrate People's History

The Pueblo Revolt - Celebrate People's History

Québec 2001: Un Carneval contre le capitalisme - Confronting the FTAA - Celebrate People's History

Rainbow Coalition - 1968 - 1977 - Celebrate People's History - Class Struggle - In Unity, There Is Survival

Rani of Jhansi - Celebrate People's History

The Red Wheelies - Mobility Scooter Formation Display Team - Celebrate People's History

Remember Los Siete! - Los Siete de la Raza - Celebrate People's History

Rice Riot 1918 - Celebrate People's History

Riot - In 1910, Women Incarcerated at New York's Bedford Hills Correctional Facility Staged Multiple Sonic Riots.
(...) One of these women, Esther Brown, is immortalized in Saidiya Hartman's Essay "The Anarchy of Colored Girls Assembled in a Riotous Manner." Celebrate People's History

Sacco - Vanzetti - Ferdinando Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti Were Italian-Born Anarchists Who Arrived in the US in 1908. Sacco Was a Shoe-Maker and Vanzetti a Fish Seller [...] - Celebrate Peoples' History

Secession of the Plebs - Having Returned Home in 494 BC after Fighting to Defend Their Country, The Plebians of Rome Found the Aristocracy Had Taken Their Land and Sold Many of Them into Debt Slavery. They Deserted the City and Marched to a Sacred Hill outside of Rome, Where, They Set up a People's Council and Elected Tribunes to Represent Them. These Actions Curbed the Arbitrary Power of the Aristocracy and Began the Long Struggle for Equality in Rome. - Celebrate Peoples' History

Sojourner Truth, Born Isabella (Belle) Baumfree, c. 1797 - November 26, 1883, Was an African-American Abolitionist and Women's Right Activist. Truth Was Born into Slavery in Swartekill, NY but Escaped with Her Infant Daughter to Freedom in 1826. After Going to Court to Recover Her Son in 1828 She Became the 1st Black Woman to Win Such a Case against a White Man. [...] - Celebrate Peoples' History

Squamish 5 - Celebrate Peoples' History - In 1982, Five Activists from Squamish, Canada Dynamited a Hydroelectic Project as well as a Cruise Missle Factory, among Others. They Had Become Frustrated with Conventional Forms of Activism + Non-Violent Protest, so They Took to Propaganda of the Deed, and Made a Difference with Direct Action.

Tenant Power! Save Our Homes - We Honor the History of New York City Housing Rights Organizations: AAFE - The Brooklyn Anti-Gentrification Network - Brooklyn Rent Strike Committee Bronx Is Not for Sale - [...] - Celebrate People's History! - Celebrar La Historia del Pueblo!

Tengo Puertorico en Mi Corazon - The Young Lords Organization Was Born in 1968 When a Puerto Rico Chicago Street Gang Turned to Political Action and Community Service. Influenced by the Black Panther Party, They Confronted Developpers, Police and City Hall. [...] - The Young Lords Organization

There Is Nothing New under the Sun, but There Are New Suns. Octavia E. Butler - Celebrate People's History

The Underground Railroad - "Yes, I was a Slave and l'll Say This to the Whole World! Slavery Was the Worst Curse Ever Visited on the People of the United States" - John Rudd - Celebrate Peoples History

Ursula K. Le Guin - Writer, Feminist, Envisioner of Possibilities & Anarchic Societies "We Live in Capitalism. It's Power Seems Mescapable - but then, so Did the Divine Right of Kings. Any Human Power Can Be Resisted and Canged by Human Beings. Resistance and Change Often Begin in Art. Very Often in Our Art, the Art of Words." Celebrate People's History

Vanguard Street Sweep - Are You Ready for Street Power? In the Summer of 1966 an Organization of Queer and Trans Street Youth Called The Vanguard Staged A Street Sweeping in San Francisco's Tenderloin to Protest Brutal and Unjust Police Sweeps - Celebrate Peoples History