First of May Anarchist Alliance

First of May Anarchist Alliance

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We do not see our selves as a regional organization. We instead seek broad trans-national alliances. M1′s affinity is built around four principles. For Anarchy!

First of May Anarchist Alliance (M1)

We are a new organization with its members having a much longer history of collaboration, in some instances reaching back to the 1980’s through an array of revolutionary anarchist organizing. With the creation of M1 we move from the informal affinity to being an established organizational presence; fully engaged with the broader anarchist, revolutionary and so

06/01/2026
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In Memoriam: Bill Bachmann 06/01/2026

Sorry to hear this. I worked with Bill in the Revolutionary Socialist League days in the 1970s and early 80s. Was in the NYC branch with Bill for a couple of years in the late 70s. He was a postal worker, based in and oriented to the working class and a solid organizer. Someone you could count on. He continued the fight. For anarchism and revolution.

Condolences to this family and friends. Solidarity and respect to Bill.

In Memoriam: Bill Bachmann This article will serve as a memorial page for our comrade Bill. If you would like to share a brief reflection on Bill’s impact in your life to be posted here, please email [email protected] With mourning and sadness we report the passing of former Black Rose / Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation (...

05/31/2026

Delaney protesters fight the police who are protecting the ICE gestapo. To hell with ICE. To hell with the police. Free all the prisoners. Solidarity and respect to the protesters and the prisoners.

05/30/2026

On this day, 30 May 1937, the Memorial Day Massacre occurred when Chicago police opened fire on a peaceful march of striking steel workers, their families and supporters. The police murdered 10, shot, beat and hospitalised many others, nine of whom were permanently disabled.
One woman participant, Lupe Marshall, testified to a Senate committee about her experiences: "I was aware that my head was bleeding. I noticed that my blouse was all stained with blood, and that sort of brought me to, and I started walking slowly toward the direction from which a policeman had just clubbed an individual, and this individual dragged himself a bit and tried to get up, when the policeman clubbed him again. He did that four times… Then he took him by the foot and turned him over. When the man finally fell so he could not move, the policeman took him by the foot and turned him on his back, and started dragging him. As he turned over, I noticed that the man’s shirt was all blood stained here on the side, so I screamed at the policeman and said, 'Don’t do that. Can’t you see he is terribly injured?' And at the moment I said that, somebody struck me from the back again and knocked me down. As I went down somebody kicked me on the side here, a policeman kicked me on the side here."
No police were prosecuted, and the press called it a “red riot”.
More information, sources and map: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/10317/Memorial-Day-Massacre

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