The latest issue of "Turning the Tide: Journal of Anti-Racist Action, 
Research & Education" is just out from Anti-Racist Action-L.A./People 
Against Racist Terror, Volume 23, Number 4, October-December 2010.

The issue features "We Are All Oscar Grant!" by Shango Abiola of the 
Black Riders Liberation Party, with a news update on the street 
protests in Los Angeles over the police killing of a Guatemalan Maya 
day laborer, along with an article and comic strip about 
disappearances and extra-judicial killings in the Philippines. 
Teacher and solidarity activist Mabie Settlage and her associate, 
Haitian educator Osprival Descomme, contribute a piece on "Haiti: 
Agony and Courage," countering paternalism in aid efforts since the 
massive quake in Port au Prince with eyewitness accounts of the 
Haitian people's efforts and their history of resistance to 
colonialism and neo-colonialism.  The issue includes an interview 
conducted on Death Row with journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal by Clothilde 
Le Coz of Reporters without Borders. The newly amended Four Points of 
Unity of the Anti-Racist Action are printed for the first time 
(adding Islamophobia and systemic police abuse and repression to the 
ills challenged by ARA), along with a new feature, "Rumors," a 
blotter of antifa and antiracist actions in the recent period. There 
is also a piece by Russian antifas about the "No Surrender" Mixed 
Martial Arts Tournament, the third annual carried out by 
anti-fascists, and a piece by Flint on the "Iroquois Nationals, 
Nationalism, and Exception." An expose by WBAI producer Bill Weinberg 
of ways in which his station and the Pacifica network have swallowed 
the poison bait of fascist-oriented conspiracists and anti-Semitic 
"populists" like David Icke is paired with endorsements for an 
anti-racist slate of grassroots activists running for Local Station 
Board at Pacifica's LA affiliate, KPFK 90.7 FM (including TTT editor 
Michael Novick). Finally, the issue includes PART's Perspective" 
"Will the Real Fascist Please Stand Up? Seizing the Initiative 
Against the Empire" by Michael Novick of ARA-LA/PART, and an 
editorial retraction and self-criticism of several pieces in past 
issues of "Turning the Tide," motivated by a critical analysis made 
by Rose City Antifa (RCA), the Portland OR affiliate of the ARA 
Network of anti-Semitic sources, associations and lines of argument 
in that material. Free sample issues of "Turning the Tide" are 
available (in the US) on request from ARA-LA/PART at 310-495-0299, 
<mailto:antiracistaction...@yahoo.com>antiracistaction...@yahoo.com, 
or by mail at PO Box 1055, Culver City CA 90232. An annual 
subscription is $16 ($26 foreign or institutional) payable to 
"Anti-Racist Action" at the above PO Box.

PS Don't forget to vote for Aryana Gladney, Lawrence Reyes, Michael 
Novick, Brenda Medina, Chuck Anderson, Lydia Brazon and Ron 
Spreisterbach for KPFK Local Station Board this month!




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