“Guerrillas of Desire' offers a contentious hypothesis: the fundamental assumptions underlying Left and radical organizing, including many strains of anarchism, is wrong. I do not mean organizationally dishonest, ideologically inappropriate, or immoral. I mean empirically incorrect. ... Strategies ... are predicated on the assumption that working class and poor people are unorganized and not resisting. Illustrating that everyday resistance is a factor in revolution and a form of politics, maintaining that its effects on overt rebellion and crises are measureable, requires the reversal of this assumption. Working class and poor people ... are already organized and resisting.” ResistanceSocial ChangeAnarchismLeftismResistRadical Politics Book:Guerrillas of Desire: Notes on Everyday Resistance and Organizing to Make a Revolution Possible Source: Guerrillas of Desire: Notes on Everyday Resistance and Organizing to Make a Revolution Possible