Tomás Ibáñez gives first-hand testimony on the origins of the famous anarchist symbol, first proposed in April 1964
The circled A at 60 part one: Birth of a symbol
Tomás Ibáñez gives first-hand testimony on the origins of the famous anarchist symbol, first proposed in April 1964
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The circled A was invented in Paris in 1964 and reinvented in Milan in 1966
Tomás Ibáñez debunks several myths about the famous anarchist symbol, which was created only in April 1964
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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 reprod…
Alongside events, there is information on social centres, squats, and DIY publications from people in the scene.
Freedom introduces its new PROFILE category, where we will focus on people or organisations; we begin with activist Nicole Rose.