In the summer of 2020, America witnessed one of its largest uprisings in decades, sparked by the murder of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis. Citizens took to the streets, leading to intense confrontations with law enforcement and the burning of the Third Precinct. This unrest quickly spread nationwide, with protests igniting in cities like Atlanta, Chicago, Kenosha, and Philadelphia, where demonstrators set police cars ablaze and looted upscale stores, even forcing the president into a bunker beneath the White House. As the initial surge of protests waned, localized rebellions persisted throughout the summer and into fall. Written during this tumultuous period, this collection features radical writings from those directly involved in the uprising, offering insights into the revolt and the challenges faced. It explores the concept of abolition in action, examines the role of weapons and armed struggle in the American context, and analyzes state responses to civil unrest. The work presents innovative social, tactical, and strategic ideas for those aiming to foster and escalate future revolts. This inspiring compilation serves as essential reading for anyone dedicated to dismantling oppressive systems and forging a new revolutionary path.
