The circled A was invented in Paris in 1964 and reinvented in Milan in 1966
The circled A at 60: The true story
Tag: Anarchism
The circled A at 60: True and false
Tomás Ibáñez debunks several myths about the famous anarchist symbol, which was created only in April 1964
Autism and anarchy: The importance of autistic anarchism
Anarchism, for me, is just the name for a kind of politics that never stops being messy and never stops listening to personal and collective desires, no matter how unreasonable they seem.
Autism and anarchy: Real autistic community is a class community
Ablism is rooted in the fact that it delivers for some people, that it gathers energy unto itself and uses this like a squatting parasite to reproduce itself.
The Empire Is Still Eroding – Relaunch of Eroding Empire
Alongside events, there is information on social centres, squats, and DIY publications from people in the scene.
The herbal solidarity project resisting state oppression
Freedom introduces its new PROFILE category, where we will focus on people or organisations; we begin with activist Nicole Rose.
Autism and anarchy: Self diagnosis is community diagnosis
This is all informed by my anarchist perspective but the arguments I’m making should be clear to anyone who wants human liberation.
A Mayday in Paris
How the City of Lights reveals the strength and potential of anarchist organisation against police repression.
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.
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.
Recent Articles
“Don’t Pray – Go Gay”: Confronting the fundamentalists in Zurich
Activists in Switzerland storm the stage at the homophobic and anti-abortion “March for Life” event ~ from Barrikade ~ As they do every year, this September too, the fundamentalists crawled out of every hole of their contempt for humanity to Oerlikon (Zurich, Switzerland) to demonstrate against the basic human right to a safe abortion.
Fire and passion: The life of Ukrainian anarchist Maria Nikiforova
On the anniversary of Maria Nikiforova’s execution at the hands of the White Army on September 17, 1919, we present a translation of Anatoly Dubovik’s biographical sketch of this unique Ukrainian anarchist ~ Anatoly Dubovik, translated by Malcolm Archibald ~ Maria Nikiforova is perhaps the most famous female anarchist who operated on the territory of the
Museum of Neoliberalism closes as building knocked down for luxury flats
The anti-capitalist tourist attraction played with the perceived factual authority of a museum ~ Gavin Grindon ~ After five years as Lewisham’s premier anti-capitalist tourist attraction, the Museum of Neoliberalism closed its doors for the final time on 15th Sept, as the building is being sold to a developer.
Billionaires in space
Elite tourism is not ‘paving humanity’s way to the stars’, but elites’ escape from a dying planet ~ Andrew J Boyer ~ Jared Isaacman has become the first billionaire to space-walk, in a successful Space-X mission titled Polaris Dawn.
Disruption and police aggression at Melbourne arms fair
Up to 100 protesters injured by police during Disrupt Land Forces picket on 11 September ~ Gabriel Fonten ~ The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre was surrounded by confrontational anti-militarist protests between 8–13 September; 42 people were arrested in connection with the protests, and human rights groups have condemned the excessive use of force.
