I usually stay far away from radical activism. However, it's impossible not to be aware of the fact that there's a noticable number of people in the queer movement who subscribe to that sort of thing.

And sometimes I can almost barely start the see the appeal of it. At the very least, some of the art and propaganda they produce is refreshingly honest.

Groups:

• Bash Back! (their website seems way WAY too radical, even if I share a few viewpoints with them)
• STAR (Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries)
• Queer Nation
• Queeruption
• anti-assimilation
  • Gay Shame (their website is interesting)
    • Market This!: Queer Radicals Respond to Gay Assimilation [film]
  • queercore
  • Queer Mutiny
• zines
  • Queer Zine Archive Project
  • list at zinelibrary.info
  • list of zine distros at grrrlzines.net, some of which are feminist/queer
• national/international gatherings of queer people (not necessarily radical activists, but the trans/queer community is so small, that any sizable gathering is going to have representation of most subgroups)
  • Camp Trans
  • Burning Man
    • see the "Camps & Villages" for each year. Queer/trans camps include:
      • [2010] Astropups; Camp Beaverton for Wayward Girls; Camp Stella; Comfort & Joy; Gender Blender
      • [2009] Astropups; Camp Beaverton; Camp Stella; Comfort & Joy; Gender Blender
• generally
  • anarcho-queer
  • anarcha-feminism
  • Category:Queer anarchism