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(Reblogged from Radical Feminist Collective Blog) Sign the Letter here: https://www.change.org/petitions/university-of-california-irvine-administration-stop-the-conflation-of-physical-abuse-charges-with-sexual-assault-and-rape We  the undersigned, are ashamed that our university has charged a student activist with physical abuse with no evidence to support these charges.  At the same time, the University of California, … Continue reading →

Today a UCI activist comrade was approached by the FBI: Two FBI agents showed up at the parent’s house wanting to know information on another activist on campus. This is how the conversation went: FBI: Do you know X?Comrade: I … Continue reading →

In 2006 Progressive Labor Party member Seth Miller raped an anarchist activist who had been his close friend and a fellow organizer for many years in the Los Angeles area. The activist found no recourse in the legal system but hoped that … Continue reading →

In response to the previous letter the lawyer sent to the administration (see here: UAW Lawyer’s email to the UCI admin), the Office of Student Conduct has released their first charge against a student-worker that organized and participated in November 8th’s … Continue reading →

On November 8th, about 200 students gathered at the flagpoles in dissatisfaction of the misplaced priorities of the University and the state in funding public education.  ”Prop 30 Won’t Save Us” because we have already suffered enough.  Our situation as … Continue reading →

It’s time of the year again when the Regents decide your future. The Regents would like us to believe that they are not going to touch our tuition this year, or our resources, or our buildings, or UC workers and … Continue reading →

Prop 30 won’t save you! The Regents hope to funnel our fears and anger towards the legislature while they continue to fund construction projects, profit from student debt speculations and increase the already bloated UC bureaucracy. Last school year, with … Continue reading →

In an  attempt to challenge conceptions of public and private on University property an occupation of what has been dubbed “The Family Tree” began last night. But let me start from the beginning… Throughout the school year of 2010-11 a … Continue reading →