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1. Summary -- 2. History and structure of the Toronto taxicab industry -- 3. Drivers' relationship with the city -- 4. Income and expenses -- 5. Drivers' lack of voice -- 6. Health and safety -- 7. Possible reforms -- 8. Recommendations -- Endnotes -- Methodology -- Bibliography and resources.

wage labour

Read more about Toronto Taxi Drivers: Ambassadors of the City, a Report on Working Conditions

A short summary flyer on the acting forces of patriarchal and misogynist society.

misogyny

patriarchy

Read more about Insisterhood [#2]

Exposition on solidarity unionism, the do-it-yourself workplace organizing system

solidarity

wage labour

left-wing politics

Read more about Solidarity Unionism at Starbucks

Cover of the zine "Alternative Currencies," which displays the title of the zine and the mini-zine in black and white text

alternative currencies

history

Read more about Alternative Currencies: An Essay and a Toolbox

A short summary of misogynist ideas stemming from the Christian Bible.

Christianity

misogyny

Read more about Insisterhood [#1]

In this issue: interviews with Jetsam, Portal Tomb, Durex and Wargasm Records (Istanbul), Peace of Mind (NYC) roundup, reviews

Read more about The Counterforce #5 March 2025

In this issue: Squat shows in NYC, Reportbacks from Skull Fest, CY fest, Fusion fest, and Total NADA U.S. tour, Reviews, and more

hardcore punk

music reviews

music festivals

Read more about The Counterforce #3 Ocotober 2024

In this issue: iPod Revival, Reviews, RSS for punks

hardcore punk

music reviews

DIY guide

Read more about The Counterforce #2 July 2024

social justice

Read more about The War at Home: New Orleans After Katrina

Cover of the zine "Cuban Women Now," with an orange and black print of a person with long curly hair holding a baby

Mainly about women's participation in the labour force in Cuba and unpaid labour at home

Read more about Cuban Women Now: Afterword 1974

hardcore punk

mutual aid

Read more about Manifesto for The Counterforce

Why men should care about sexual violence; how to support survivors of sexual violence; how men can stop sexual violence, how racism and rape are related, and what you should know about men who have been sexually assaulted.

rape

support

sexual assault survivors

consent

men

racism

Read more about Men Can Stop Rape

A personal recount of the events and aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and its impacts on the city of New Orleans.

Read more about New Orleans… My Love

A zine of poems, prose, and art depicting the experiences of trans people.

Read more about The World Through Our Eyes: Transending Perspectives

Short scenes and stories with illustrations witnessed by author while taking public transportation around Portland.

bus travel

people

travel stories

Read more about The Constant Rider: Stories from the Public Transportation Front #7

Zine cover with series and issue titles and table of contents

Issue title: Top Tens 2024
In this issue: year-end lists from Counterforce contributors, reviews, Gee Vaucher art show, book review of Gravity's Rainbow, A punk's guide to printing zines

Read more about The Counterforce #4 January 2025

Read more about How to Use E-mail Lists: Posting Tips for Groups & Questions All Subscribers Should Consider Posting

Read more about We're buying our building! Come celebrate!
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We invite you to celebrate the purchase of 2177 Gottingen Street with us on Sunday, May 25 from 1-5pm at RadStorm. There will be tours of the building, food, music, screenprinting demos, and more! This is also a chance for us to celebrate all of the people who made this possible.

Read more about Website will be offline May 7 in the early morning
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The Anchor Archive website will be upgraded to Drupal 10 on Wednesday, May 7 during the morning Central European Time, during which time it will be offline for 1-2 hours. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

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An independent, radical quarterly newspaper based on writer contributions. Winter 2023 issue contains articles on the genocide in Gaza, criticism of Free Little Libraries, fascism, union organizing at non-profits, and tenant unions.