Anarchist History

This is a zine formatted version of Equitable Commerce by Josiah Warren. Warren is said to be the father of American Individualist Anarchism and he helped to publish one of the first Anarchist Periodicals in the United States called the Peaceful Revolutionist.

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This is a zine formatted version of the individualist anarchist Lysander Spooner's essay No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority.

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The classic by Bakunin. Required reading for all the cultural appropriations of "spirituality" that is tolerated in radical circles. That shits racist and authoritarian.

In the Struggle for Equality: The History of the Anarchist Red Cross, by Boris Yelensky. This zine is part of the Boston Anarchist Black Cross distro.

by Noam Chomsky

This was originally the introduction Daniel Guerin's book 'Anarchism.'

This zine is part of the Boston Anarchist Black Cross distro.

by Voltairine De Cleyre

This zine is part of the Boston Anarchist Black Cross distro.

What is Syndicalism? By Emma Goldman. This zine is part of the Boston Anarchist Black Cross distro.

(from the back of the book) Anarchism is the boldest of revolutionary social movements to emerge from the struggle against capitalism-it aims for a world free from all forms of domination and exploitation. But at its heart is a simple and convincing proposition: people know how to live their own lives and organize themselves better than any expert could.  read more »

by Ida Mett

Maxine Molyneux’s “No God, No Boss, No Husband: Anarchist Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Argentina” (Latin American Perspectives, Vol. 13, No. 1, Latin America’s Nineteenth-Century History, Winter, 1986)

“The innate part of the failure that determines a collective enterprise like the avant-garde is its incapacity to make a world. All the splendors, all the actions, all the discourses of the avant-garde unceasingly fail to give it a body; it all happens in the head of the few, where the unity, the organic content of the ensemble flourish, but only for thinking, that is to say, externally.”

An essay talking about violence, power, space and shitty leftists.

reformatted by Kersplebedeb

Looking back over the past decade, it appears that North American law enforcement agencies are increasingly utilizing conspiracy charges to target anarchists and others involved in radical communities. We’ve composed a review of recent conspiracy cases in hopes of analyzing this.