Looking back to early punk to identify the emergence of the anarchistic threads that run right through punk and continue to shape its contemporary global spread.
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Bakunin Brand Vodka: Anarchism in Early Punk
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Anarchism: What It Really Means by Emma Goldman
Essays “Anarchism: What it Really Stands For”, alongside “A New Declaration of Independence”.
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Street Art and Revolution…. a brief history
Street art has been used in revolution throughout history and can be a useful tool for the oppressed to utilise. To use street art to our advantage we look to past examples free from the commercial aspect we see today.
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The Individual, Society, and the State by Emma Goldman
Written a century ago, Emma Goldman’s essay retains its power and relevance today.
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Scorpio Moon – issue 9
A perzine – the general election, mutual aid and collective solidarity, feelings of grief, despair, rage and courage in the face of continued austerity and the approach of ecological collapse.
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Warp & Weft by Lisa Fannen
Gathering together ideas, radical frameworks and reference points to explore consciousness, and ways of understanding experiences of distress as they occur within our social and systemic contexts.
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Dark Days by James Baldwin
Drawing on Baldwin’s own experiences of prejudice in an America violently divided by race, these searing essays – Dark Days, The Price of the Ticket and The White Man’s Guilt – blend the intensely personal with the political to envisage a better world.