Teen Vogue, “The History of Protest Hats Including Pussyhats”
byWhat the pussyhat wearers were saying was, to paraphrase the American anarchist and feminist icon Emma Goldman: “If I can’t laugh, I don’t want…
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Philly.com, “MARCUS/EMMA: Revolution for a world and two bodies”
byThe FBI hounded and imprisoned Emma Goldman (1869-1940), too. An Eastern European Jewish anarchist, a proponent of free love and economic equality, “Red Emma” was a…
Bedford and Bowery, “From Anarchist Hangout to Bathhouse to Arcade: The Steamy History of 6 St. Marks”
byOn a chilly Thursday evening–January 5, 1911 to be exact–a mass of New York’s anarchists, socialists, and radicals were celebrating just 3 blocks north…
Wired, “Anonymous’ Barrett Brown Is Free—and Ready to Pick New Fights”
byOf all those books, he found particular inspiration in the autobiography of Emma Goldman, the anarcho-communist agitator who served two prison terms in the…
Burlington Free Press, “Artists, anarchists and Christmas Eve in Barre”
byWhile almost everyone in Barre has heard of Elia Corti, fewer know of Luigi Galleani, the anarchist-polemicist who helped enflame partisans on both sides…
The Atlantic, “The Republican Vogue for Stripping Citizenship”
byEven Emma Goldman, the famed anarchist leader, was stripped of her citizenship not explicitly for being an anarchist, but on a technicality: She had…
Los Angeles Times, “Anarchism, with whipped cream and a cherry on top,” April 1, 2015
byAnarchism, with whipped cream and a cherry on top by Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times, April 1, 2015 Labor historian Erik Loomis has unearthed a…