Elaine Leeder covers anarchist politics, sexuality, and Jewish culture, before sharing three incredible interviews with Jewish anarchist women active in the early 1900s.
Where did anarchism in the archipelago known as the Philippines come from? Before we can answer this question, we can first interrogate the lost legacies of Philippine anarchism to find its roots.
An essay on the conjuncture of Nietzsche and anarchism, and the historic anarchists who spoke of his work.
The UK is straying ever further into fascism. The police hide within our organisations, and meaningful dissent is being criminalised.
A search for radical intellectualism, activism, and a potential for revolutionary change in the history and present of football.
An example of direct action in the form of a leaflet distributed to Real Food Company workers in SF, written by a disgruntled ex-employee.
A tale of four influential figures in Chinese anarchism, and how they came to turn their backs on their own principles.
A critique of the Belgian state in its complexity, and a lament over the state of Belgium and its precarity.
