The following report-backs were sent in to Filler throughout September, 2021.
On Saturday August 28th, Pittsburgh protesters occupied the area outside the home of Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald in Squirrel Hill for most of the day to call for his resignation.
Youth Liberation Now is back with another banger. Seriously, check this issue out, then sneak into an office and print it at school or at work.
Anonymous communique received on 08.05.21
“Leftist organizations were the center of my life for six years, and I regret the time that I wasted on them.”
Civilian control of the police has long been a demand of groups seeking an end to the predation of police in their communities. It is an also an end that abolitionists must view as unworthy of attention.
Answering the call for a week of Arts Visibility Actions to Defund Line 3 — from July 12-17, a couple of friends in so-called pittsburgh decided to make visible the ongoing anti-Line3 struggle.
Submission from Denise Bosynak received on 07.12.21
Submission from H.C. received on 07.08.21
PITTSBURGH: Plastic trash left at Rich Fitzgerald’s home to protest petrochemical buildout, communique encourages everyone to do the same.
The Ohio Valley Environmental Resistance (OVER), a land defense group based in southwestern Pennsylvania, returned to the house of Rich Fitzgerald, the Allegheny County Executive, to confront him about his response to a letter that OVER recently sent to him, demanding that he rescind his support of fracking and the petrochemical industry.
One year after the uprising reached Pittsburgh, over 60 protestors still face felony charges. Here’s how you can support them.
