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Mexico during the revolution

 

“…standing out amongst our enemies [who are engaged in a smear campaign against Mexican revolutionaries], Luigi Galleani of Cronaca Sovversiva and Jean Grave of Les Temps Nouveaux.”

-Ricardo Flores Magón, Regeneración, Los Angeles, April 13, 1912

 

Anarchists & socialists debate the Mexican Revolution (featuring anti-Indigenous/anti-mestizo racism on the part of some)

Observations and Comments on the Mexican Revolution, from Mother Earth (1911)

The Mexican Revolt, by Voltairine de Cleyre (1911)

Open Letter to Eugene V. Debs, by Lucille Norman (1911)

Murderous Silence: Luigi Galleani and Cronaca Sovversiva, from Regeneración Sezione Italiana (1911)

The Mexican People are Suited to Communism, by Ricardo Flores Magón (1911)

A Debate on the Mexican Revolution in Temps Nouveaux [featuring the Magón brothers, William C. Owen, Peter Kropotkin and Jean Grave] (1911-1912)

The Attitude of Anarchists in the Face of the Mexican Revolution, by Voltairine de Cleyre (1912)

When Put to the Test, by William C. Owen (1912)

The Mexican Revolution, by Pedro Esteve (1913)

The Mexican Comrades at McNeils, from Why? (1913)

Are We Apt to Grasp New Ideas?, by Enrique Flores Magón (1914)

The Social Revolution in Sonora, by Ricardo Flores Magón (1914)

Anarchists Who Are All Talk?, by Estela Arteaga / No More Charades!, by Lucia Norman (1916)

The Pacification of the Yaqui, by Librado Rivera (1927)

U.S. Socialists and the Mexican Revolution, by Dan La Botz (2010)

Controverse en France: La Révolution Mexicaine est-elle Communiste?, par Guillaume Davranche et David Doillon (2011)

“The Whole World is Our Country” [featuring racism from Luigi Galleani], by Kenyon Zimmer (2015)

El Poblado Fronterizo de Tijuana: Emiliano Zapata y la Rivoluzione da Tavolino, por Marco Antonio Samaniego López (2015)

The Revolution Just Around the Corner: Italian American Radicals and the Mexican Revolution, 1910–1914, by Michele Presutto (2017)

Anti-Orozco / Against Bourgeois Revolutionaries

The True Crisis, by Ricardo Flores Magón (1911)

The Traitors!, by Ricardo Flores Magón (1912)

History Isn't Just History

La batalla de Oaxaca, de Laura Castellanos y Heriberto Paredes (2019)

‘We are invisible’: Discrimination and risks multiply for Indigenous LGBTQ in Mexico, by Albinson Linares (2021)

Jacinto Lives!: Memories from St. Louis, by a few sad anarchists in St. Louis (2021)

After raids in LA, Zapotec families of those detained are desperate for answers, by Vanessa Romo (2025)

Zines

No One’s Illegal on Stolen Land (1988-2026)

Archivo Magón

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