Marie E.J. Pitt, 1869-1948
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 6 2017 13:45
A short biography of Australian poet, feminist, ecologist and anarchist Marie EJ Pitt, written by PD Gardner.
No to the draft! Maria Occhipinti and the Ragusa revolt of January 1945
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 31 2017 14:00
A short account by Meno Occhipinti of the Ragusa revolt, and the role Maria Occhipinti played in it.
She stood on the barricades - Robyn Karina
Submitted by Councils and Co... on Jul 28 2017 19:18
A brief account of Elisabeth Dmitrieff, an eager revolutionary from Russia, and her journey in organising thousands of working class women during the Paris Commune of 1871 at only 20 years old.
Tracing Louise Michel in the Pacific
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 24 2017 10:06
An extremely well-researched text by Paul Mason exploring exiled Paris Communard Louise Michel's time imprisoned on the French colony of New Caledonia in the late 19th century.
On leaving Russia
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 22 2017 13:34
Russian Jewish anarchist Mollie Steimer, who was deported to Russia, on her being deported from Russia by the Bolsheviks for condemning their persecution of revolutionary workers.
Sabotage in the American workplace: anecdotes of dissatisfaction, mischief and revenge
Submitted by Anonymous on Jul 21 2017 18:18
A truly fantastic study of everyday employee resistance at work. First person accounts of sabotage, beautifully illustrated and intermingled with related news clippings, facts and quotes.
Sisterhood and Squatting in the 1970s: Feminism, Housing and Urban Change in Hackney
Submitted by Jacques Roux on Jul 20 2017 15:41
A detailed look at squatting in 1970s Hackney, East London. Using oral history to recall how women squatting in the 1970s carved out a space for themselves to self organise in a decaying London, neglected by municipal structures. The article argues that by creating a physical space for themselves women in Hackney were able to shape and create the kind of feminist movement they wanted, which in turn helped them to create better places to live in.
Medina Onrubia de Botana, Salvadora Carmen, 1894-1972
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 19 2017 17:53
A short biography of Argentinian feminist anarchist poet and writer Salvadora Carmen Medina Onrubia de Botana, written by Cristina Guzzo.
A successful rent strike in 1930s Peckham
Submitted by Jacques Roux on Jul 11 2017 20:21
The story of a successful rent strike in Peckham, south east London, during the 1930s.
Meditation on domestic violence intervention: a personal narrative
A deeply personal account of experiencing and confronting abuse within a family, by Sara Rahnoma-Galindo. Trigger warning for domestic and sexual violence.
