The following is the opening Editorial of “Muntjac Magazine” which launches today. Muntjac is a collective of 4th^[1] world Anarchists who are aiming to release the Magazine three/four times a year. The first edition (Near 80 pages split across two zines of it!) is now avalible to download for free here 1661 views…

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Muntjac editorial

MJ issue 1 Part 1 Read / MJ issue 1 Part 1-booklet

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Physical copies are available from their shop ko-fi.com/muntjacmag as well as a series of distros and Infoshops across the country.

As ever, since the day we arrived here, it’s been up to us.

The racialized peoples of this hellish archipelago… to defend ourselves.

Let’s take a partial look at our collective histories of struggle…

In 1919, in Cardiff, Liverpool and East London racists targeted Chinese, Somali, West Indian (Caribbean), Malaysian, Egyptian and other racialized residents, many of whom were British colonial troops stationed or demobilized in Britain, the racists also targeted their partners and spouses who were often white women. In response, at various intervals in Cardiff groups of whites that had formed lynch mobs found themselves in shootouts with the racialized people they tried to target.

Red Summer of 1919: How Black WWI Vets Fought Back Against Racist Mobs …

In 1948, in Liverpool the National Union of Seamen strived to keep Black people out of work, boasting that “we have been successful in changing ships from coloured to white, and in many instances in persuading masters and engineers that white men should be carried in preference to coloured.” During an extended period of attack, Black sailors armed themselves to stave off attempted massacres by mobs of whites either in uniform or in plain clothes intent on destroying them, the lodgings they stayed in and the clubs they frequented.