Thanks to Organise Magazine and your support, The Commoner No. 2 is now in print. Here’s a peek at the front cover:

Included in each copy of Organise, and free for all of our patrons, our second printed issue features two recent climate-related articles: ‘Swiss “Climate Action” is Climate Imperialism’ by Jordan Lunness, and ‘Fortress Conservation and Indigenous Sovereignty: Reflections on COP 15’ by Adam Cogan. We’re thrilled to say that copies of No. 2 will be distributed from Nottingham, UK, to Tokyo, Japan. If you know of a local distro, group, cafe, or other establishment that might be interested in The Commoner, please drop us a line.

This printed edition was written in solidarity with Stop Cop City/Defend Atlanta Forest. These eco-activists are putting their livelihoods on the line to defend a forest in South Atlanta from being destroyed and turned into a police training facility. It is a remarkable example of how the State works in direct opposition to the people and to the land, and how collective action can effect real change.

For those who would like to get their hands on a copy, consider becoming a patron. That way, you will get a free copy of all current and future printed works. Find us on Patreon and sign up at any level. Your support enables us to maintain The Commoner website, produce print issues, and explore larger scale projects like our upcoming book, Anarchist Voices of the World.

Special thanks to our current patrons, who make everything we do possible:

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