Radar is a journal based out of the United States. The editors take part in movements and unrest across the country, the hemisphere, and the world. We act decisively from within these struggles, to affect them and to learn from them. Radar seeks to investigate and report on contemporary crises, riots, protest movements and revolts, primarily in the United States and Western Hemisphere. We will discuss key concepts of modern struggles and the problems they face. We will compare notes on how people organize themselves to topple state power, and reflect on struggles for a life free from exploitation.

In this issue:

• Resonances
• Point and Shoot by M.R.
• Autonomy Armed, Autonomy Disarmed: From Tlatelolco to Morena by Luisa Tapetillo
• Poem by Raymond R. Patterson
• Wait and See
• Poem by Raymond R. Patterson
• Slapping the Face of God: Puerto Rican Chicago in the 1970s
• No Longer Silent and Invisible: The Humboldt Park Riot of 1977