We just passed the 100th anniversary of the murder by incarceration and hounding of Mexican Revolutionary anarchist communist Ricardo Flores Magón on 21st of November. For this hour or so, I spoke with Mitchell Cowen Verter, co-author of the 2005 AK Press book, Dreams of Freedom: A Ricardo Flores Magon Reader (also free from archive.org). We talk about RFM’s life, ideas and legacy.

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Apologies for the sound quality, Mitchell was on wifi at a hostel in Cambodia for the conversation.

Other RFM Writings

• The Mexican People Are Suited To Communism by RFM
• More RFM docs
• Tierra Y Libertad play translated by Mitchell
  • consecutive
  • 2018 gender queered play on video

Other pieces by Mitchell Cowen Verter

• The Anarchist Turn video
• Mitchell's writings at TheAnarchistLibrary.Org
• Mitchell's upcoming book, Kropotkin Now!
• Deep Commons 22 panel video
• 2005 "Barbarous Oaxaca" article

Xinachtli

Chicano anarchist communist prisoner of war Xinacthli, held by the State of Texas on some BS charges, had a support rally in Austin, Texas, on November 21st this year. There’s a link in these show notes to a recording someone passed us of him telling his story like a decade ago. You can learn more on his case at FreeAlvaro.Net.

Sean Swain's segment on marriage starts at [ 01:15:00 - end]

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Featured Track:

• Corrido a Flores Magón by Ignacio “Nacho” Cárdenas (translation)