Interviews
Interview with Lumpen: a new journal for poor and working class writing
August 13th: Can you introduce yourself?
Lost on the lane to love? AAA’s offering a unique space to talk
February 21st: Previously called #NHS4lefties, Anarcho Agony Aunts is a live-streamed relationship advice show featuring awkward questions and the hosts’ self-deprecating answers, all under the umbrella of radical feminism and anti-fascism.
Interview: Raina Roy on the fight against anti-trans bill
February 13th: Despite the Indian parliament passing a bill decriminalising homosexuality last year, activists in the world’s most populous democracy are now mobilising to resist further state repression in the form of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill.
Interview: LAD$ to the front!
January 24th: Back in the growing winter of 2016 a pack of punks, anarchists and incorrigible rogues met in an indescript nonspace above an anarchist bookshop in East London with a dog, some beers, and a plan.
Interview: The anarchists of Chile
January 8th: In a new initiative designed to give an overview of the balance of libertarian socialism in the Americas, the Black Rose Federation has conducted a series of round table interviews, the first of which sees them talk to Juan and Pablo about their involvement in anarchist group Solidaridad.
Interview: Michael Moorcock
October 31st: This 1988 Freedom interview with the well-known science fiction and fantasy author by Paul Morrison touches on his views about censorship, anarchism and the direction of sci-fi as he saw it at the time.
Michelle Cruz Gonzales on staying punk and teaching lessons
October 19th: Since the 18th century, European and Western anarchists have been keenly interested in education.
Interview: Frank Fernandez on Cuban anarchism
October 7th: In 1999 Canadian author Larry Gambone talked to Fernandez, writer of the seminal book on Fidel Castro’s destruction of Cuba’s anarchist movement, about how the regime maintained itself and on libertarian struggles in the country. This article is taken from the May 15th 1999 issue of Freedom Newspaper, and elements are no longer relevant, but it offers
Developing an Anarchist Theory of Activism while Encountering Academic Thieves: an interview with scott crow
August 27th: Activist, anarchist, social commentator and political organizer, scott crow has over three decades of experience working across communities in order to foster liberation, autonomy, resistance to oppression, and self-direction.
On Education: An Interview with David Gilbert and Jalil Muntaqim
August 18th: Political struggle, anarchism, and education have a long, complex history.
