



Antifa Site Posts Guide On How To Start Campus Anarchist Clubs

Justin Caruso

Contributor

Anarchist and pro-Antifa site Its Going Down published a guide on how to start campus anarchist clubs Tuesday.

The article tells the first-person story of one anarchist college student who started an anarchist group at the University of North Carolina.

“It’s that time of year again, when students head back to school. With the government lurching towards tyranny and fascists killing people on the streets, it has never been more pressing to organize on campuses to promote self-determination and collective defense against oppression,” the author states.

The article adds, “If you are a student yourself, now is the time to lay your plans—whether that means founding a formal student group, coordinating an informal network, or at least preparing to distribute literature. To do our part, we will be publishing a series of articles exploring different examples of student organizing.”

The long article tells the tale of the students’ attempts at setting up a campus anarchist group called “The UNControllables.”

The author adds that “the radical student groups I had encountered turned me off—they were short-lived carousels focused on intra-university reforms. I wasn’t invested in democratizing the university; I wanted to loot it and redistribute its resources for revolutionary purposes.”

The article also talks about how to file paperwork to be recognized as a student group, how to get student government funds, and how to organize a “Radical Rush Week.”

Radical Rush Weeks are to be organized with a zine called a “Disorientation Guide.” They also post an example to show the reader what one actually looks like.

The author writes about the fact that the club ended up being mostly white, which the club “eventually had to reckon with.”

Far-left organizing on college campuses is nothing new, but there are signs that a shift in intensity and frequency of such groups organizing has occurred.

A protest on UC Berkeley’s campus of Milo Yiannopoulos in February turned violent, with anarchist and communist protesters breaking windows, starting fires, beating up innocent bystanders, and pepper spraying women.

Additionally, groups that openly identify as Antifa have sprung up on some college campuses.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2017/08/22/antifa-site-posts-guide-on-how-to-start-campus-anarchist-clubs/



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