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No Pasarán!: Antifascist Dispatches from a World in Crisis is a 500-page anthology about antifascism[1] published in 2022 by the AK press and edited by Shane Burley.[2] The Institute for Anarchist Studies[3] and Paul Messersmith-Glavin participated in the editorial process, Talia Lavin[4] wrote the foreword and David Renton wrote the afterword.
Dan Berger has called this book a "must read for today's antifascists", and Robin D. G. Kelley sad it will get "dog-eared and dirty, but not by gathering dust"[5]. In it, over 20 prolific writers from all over the world show how the historical revolutionary slogan 'They shall not pass' has been brought to the new millennium and is as relevant as ever, especially after the rise of Trumpism.
Table of contents
Foreword: On the Uses and Manifestations of Antifascism | Talia Lavin
Introduction: What is Antifascism? | Shane Burley
I From the Ground: Inside Antifascist Organizing
- Three Way Fight Politics and the US Far Right | Matthew N. Lyons
- Building Communities for a Fascist-Free Future | Shane Burley
- "We Can Do More Together": How Fighting Sports Build Confidence in European Antifascist Networks | Hilary A. Moore
- The Black Antifascist Tradition: A Primer | Jeanelle K. Hope
- The Campus Antifascist Network | Maximilian Alvarez
- Antifascism Is Not a Crime: An Interview with David Campbell | Kim Kelly
- Lessons from a Lifetime of Antiracist and Antifascist Struggle: A Memoir and Analysis | Michael Novick
- It Takes a Network to Defeat A Network: (Anti)Fascism and the Future of Complex Warfare | Emmi Bevensee, Frank Miroslav[6]
- Subcultural Antifascism: Confronting the Far Right in Heathenry and Heavy Metal | Ryan Smith
II Global Solidarity: Fighting the International far Right
- Why Does the US Far Right Love Bashar al-Assad? | Leila al-Shami, Shon Meckfessel[7]
- The Other Aryan Supremacy: Fighting Hindu Fascism in the South Asian Diaspora | Maia Ramnath
- How Far-Right Fantasies About Refugees Became Mainstream in Greece | Patrick Strickland
- Global Neoliberalism, Fascism, and Resistance | Geo Maher
III Interlude
- Some Names Have Been Changed | Daryle Lamont Jenkins
IV Offensive Identities: Intersectional Experiences of Resistance
- Antifascism through the Lens of Transgender Identity | Emily Gorcenski
- Five Hundred Years of Fascism | Mike Bento
- Antiracist Skinheads and the Birth of Anti-Racist Action: An Interview with Mic Crenshaw | Shane Burley
- Gringos and Fascism | Mirna Wabi-Sabi
- Antisemitism and the Origins of Totalitarianism | Benjamin S. Case
- "Kops and Klan Go Hand in Hand": An Interview with Kelly Hayes | Shane Burley
V Rethinking the World of Resistance
- A Partial Typology of Empathy for Enemies: Collaborationist to Strategic | Joan Braune
- The Meme Alibi | Margaret Rex
- Make Journalism Antifa Again | Abner Häuge
- Nazis Don't Get Nice Things | Margaret Killjoy
- Surreal Antifascism, 1921-45 | Alexander Reid Ross
Afterword: Perspectives for Antifascists | David Renton
Notes
Index
References
- ^ Hayes, Kelly (9 February 2023). "Anti-Fascists Are Adapting to a Strange New World". TRUTHOUT.
- ^ Hernandez, Rolando (3 January 2023). "New book by Portland writer, filmmaker explores antifascism, the far-right and deradicalization". OPB.
- ^ Messersmith-Glavin, Paul (28 October 2022). "Interview with Shane Burley, Editor of No Pasarán!: Antifascist Dispatches from a World in Crisis". Anarchist Studies.
- ^ Stern, Scott W. (28 October 2020). "A Mission to Expose Far-Right Hate". New Republic.
- ^ "No Pasarán! Antifascist Dispatches from a World in Crisis". Burning Books. burningbooks.com.
- ^ Ritchie, Andrea (14 February 2024). "Practicing Emergent Strategies to Fight the Right and Resist Fascism". Political Research Associates.
- ^ Al-Shami, Leila; Meckfessel, Shon (1 August 2023). "Why the US Far Right Loves Bashar al-Assad". New Lines Mag.