Description

As riots and protests broke out in the aftermath of Donald Trump's election, the United States' first neo-fascist president, Luis Enrique Marquez found himself re-catapulted into the role of an antifascist activist in Portland, Oregon. In Antifascist: A Memoir of the Portland Uprising, 2016-2021, Marquez recounts his experiences from the frontline of activism, detailing the protests, events and occupations that marked this period. For the first time, readers are on the inside antifascism looking out. Marquez reflects on the deep human relationships forged during the chaos, and on the humor and fun that kept him and his compa eros going through the toughest times. Marquez's memoir offers a unique perspective on this important moment in America's history, exploring the activism, political navigation, and personal growth that fuels the fight against American fascism. Antifascist is a thought-provoking read.

Included in this book Proud Boy applications from the NW Chapter as well as actual text messages between the police and a CI.