Simoun Magsalin
4 June 2024
Southeast Asian anarchism: Notes from a denizen
In the past thirty years, anarchism as well as implicitly anarchist practices have grown quite expansively in our region of the world
Features
Movai Kitsoz
2 June 2024
Does anyone’s life matter anymore?
My uncle sits in a long list of people whose lives don’t — from Grenfell to Gaza
Daniel Adediran
26 May 2024
Whose lives matter (we who are darker than blue)
While those who rule over us allow these atrocities to continue, we have made our stances clear
Rob Ray
19 May 2024
Radical Reprint: The Voice of Labour
With militarism and the expectation of a war in Europe on the rise, Freedom’s approach wasn’t getting as much of a bump in readership as hoped
Laura O'Connor
17 May 2024
Cambridge for Palestine – demanding divestment
“This is a protest against the University’s complicity in the massacre in Gaza, and we affirm that everyday”.
Jan Goody
16 May 2024
Fixing the UK food supply
As Everybody Eats continues with Robin Hood-style actions in multiple UK cities, group Vegans Support the Farmers are promoting a just transition for producers.
Greg Frey
14 May 2024
Growing communities in Waltham Forest
A solidarity economy, emerging in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, revolves around food.
Hank Kennedy
4 May 2024
Art Young’s dangerous cartoons
Soon after the United States became involved in World War I, the federal government began its prosecution of avant-garde socialist magazine The Masses for anti-war activity. Among those charged was cartoonist Art Young, who also contributed to several IWW publications.
Araceli Pulpillo
27 April 2024
“No Gods, No Masters, No Husbands”
An exhibition showcases women editors, translators, proofreaders, typographers and packagers in anarchist print culture
Laura Hughes
25 April 2024
“The court system put me through hell”
The police laughed at her when she reported her sexual abuse. After battling for justice, Lora Hughes tells Freedom how she lost confidence in UK police and prosecutors.
Jugular Malloy
24 April 2024
Review: My Port of Beirut
When people treat each other like human beings, what they share in the aftermath of destruction is not so much the spectacle of destruction itself but the vital joy of life that has been ripped away.
Transmetropolitan Review
14 April 2024
The Anarchists of Dune
Frank Herbert, the author of Dune, lived the happiest parts of his childhood in a failed socialist colony called Burley, located along the Salish Sea near the city of Tacoma, Washington.
Loukas Christodoulou
10 April 2024
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.
Uri Gordon
1 April 2024
Introducing our new AI columnist: AnarchyGPT
After many iterations, tireless tweaking of prompts, and splicing with our own home-grown algorithm, we are glad to present our new AI columnist.