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No Pasarán!: Antifascist Dispatches from a World in Crisis is a 500-page anthology about antifascism ^[1] published in 2022 by the AK press and edited by Shane Burley. ^[2] The Institute for Anarchist Studies ^[3] and Paul Messersmith-Glavin participated in the editorial process, Talia Lavin ^[4] wrote the foreword and David Renton wrote the afterword.

Dan Berger has called this book a "must read for today's antifascists", and Robin D. G. Kelley sad it will get "dog-eared and dirty, but not by gathering dust" ^[5]. In it, over 20 prolific writers from all over the world show how the historical revolutionary slogan ' They shall not pass' has been brought to the new millennium and is as relevant as ever, especially after the rise of Trumpism.

Table of contents

Foreword: On the Uses and Manifestations of Antifascism | Talia Lavin

Introduction: What is Antifascism? | Shane Burley

I From the Ground: Inside Antifascist Organizing

• Three Way Fight Politics and the US Far Right | Matthew N. Lyons
• Building Communities for a Fascist-Free Future | Shane Burley
• "We Can Do More Together": How Fighting Sports Build Confidence in European Antifascist Networks | Hilary A. Moore
• The Black Antifascist Tradition: A Primer | Jeanelle K. Hope
• The Campus Antifascist Network | Maximilian Alvarez
• Antifascism Is Not a Crime: An Interview with David Campbell | Kim Kelly
• Lessons from a Lifetime of Antiracist and Antifascist Struggle: A Memoir and Analysis | Michael Novick
• It Takes a Network to Defeat A Network: (Anti)Fascism and the Future of Complex Warfare | Emmi Bevensee, Frank Miroslav ^[6]
• Subcultural Antifascism: Confronting the Far Right in Heathenry and Heavy Metal | Ryan Smith

II Global Solidarity: Fighting the International far Right

• Why Does the US Far Right Love Bashar al-Assad? | Leila al-Shami, Shon Meckfessel ^[7]
• The Other Aryan Supremacy: Fighting Hindu Fascism in the South Asian Diaspora | Maia Ramnath
• How Far-Right Fantasies About Refugees Became Mainstream in Greece | Patrick Strickland
• Global Neoliberalism, Fascism, and Resistance | Geo Maher

III Interlude

• Some Names Have Been Changed | Daryle Lamont Jenkins

IV Offensive Identities: Intersectional Experiences of Resistance

• Antifascism through the Lens of Transgender Identity | Emily Gorcenski
• Five Hundred Years of Fascism | Mike Bento
• Antiracist Skinheads and the Birth of Anti-Racist Action: An Interview with Mic Crenshaw | Shane Burley
• Gringos and Fascism | Mirna Wabi-Sabi
• Antisemitism and the Origins of Totalitarianism | Benjamin S. Case
• "Kops and Klan Go Hand in Hand": An Interview with Kelly Hayes | Shane Burley

V Rethinking the World of Resistance

• A Partial Typology of Empathy for Enemies: Collaborationist to Strategic | Joan Braune
• The Meme Alibi | Margaret Rex
• Make Journalism Antifa Again | Abner Häuge
• Nazis Don't Get Nice Things | Margaret Killjoy
• Surreal Antifascism, 1921-45 | Alexander Reid Ross

Afterword: Perspectives for Antifascists | David Renton

Notes

Index

References