Report-back from an autonomous action that took place on 04.17.21 in Pittsburgh, PA.
A report-back from 04.13 || “We did something uncommon in Pittsburgh when the march moved on towards Peduto’s house. We didn’t follow.”
A group of about 15-20 comrades in bloc gathered in solidarity with Minneapolis & the family of Duante Wright as well as expressing support of police /prison abolition in general.
The following are three very initial reflections on events in PGH. They developed from discussions between individuals in a small, multiracial group of former area residents.
Cracks in the Steel City is a filler column that recaps local news that anarchists in Pittsburgh may find interesting, with a particular focus on autonomous, illegalist, and insurrectionist activity. We also include information about fascist activity, state repression, and capitalist maneuvering.
Pgh city gov, universities, developers are trying to bulldoze through two neighborhoods & Schenley Park to build a road used exclusively by “autonomous” vehicle shuttles for students & techies.
On Sunday March 14th in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, the Ohio Valley Environmental Resistance with the help of several affinity groups held a noise demo outside the home of Allegheny County Executive Richard “Fitz” Fitzgerald to protest his support of the petrochemical industry in Southwestern PA.
In this first issue of their new zine, PMA elaborates on the autonomous & anti-capitalist ethic of mutual aid, reflects on the events of January 6, offers some leads for those in Pittsburgh looking to get organized, and more!
Pittsburgh Fash Watch posted the following alert on their twitter on 02.06.21. The linked dossier is an extesive and well-researched investigation into this local crypto-fascist network.
‘Youth Liberation Now’ is the first issue of a new zine from a local “anarchist, anti-fascist, and 16 year old girl” that covers “everything that relates to youth, education, and youth liberation.”
On Thursday morning, a collection of autonomous activists blockaded the sole access road to the Shell Polymer’s office in Beaver, PA to protest the transformation of the Ohio Valley into a manufacturing hub for the petrochemical industry.
I’m writing today from occupied Cherokee territory to describe a failed action undertaken by myself, inspired by media seen on the Filler Distro social channels.
