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Tag: Anarchism
Autism and anarchy: Self-diagnosis
There’s a lot of debate about whether self-diagnosis for autism, ADHD and similar disabilities is valid.
Alienation and affinity: Jacob Graham is not an “isolated” case
Alienating those we are also imploring to be better, to be involved with the existing structures, is a contradiction in itself.
Introducing Freedom’s new Cultural Editor
So, I aim for this new culture section to offer a platform for anarchist artists whose work perhaps doesn’t fit elsewhere and examine more mainstream art through an anarchic lens.
Colin Ward: Everyday Anarchy, the documentary
We discover that anarchy is not – as it is commonly understood – simply about a lack of power or authority but is instead a highly complex theory of organisation.
Education is anarchy
What should we teach, to whom, how best should we do it, and why?
Not just sex: Talking about Alex Comfort with Eric Laursen
Uri Gordon talks to the author of “Polymath”: The Life and Professions of Dr. Alex Comfort, Author of The Joy of Sex”
Ciao, Alfredo 1937-2023
Because the quality of our lives is stronger than everything.
Review: Anarchy’s ideas
This introduction to the historical context of libertarian debates is a valuable clarifying work on the philosophy’s core ideas.
Benjamin Zephaniah 1958-2023
Benjamin Zephaniah called himself an anarchist; his principled and proactive life embodies the spirit of mutual aid and solidarity.