Megan Williams
16 March 2025
Ethel Carnie Holdsworth: Internationalist poet
An early British anti-fascist, her working-class voice was powerful and unique
An early British anti-fascist, her working-class voice was powerful and unique
As the State’s machinery of repression ground slowly onwards, War Commentary had extensive coverage of anarchists being sent to court, solidarity actions and continued police searches
The title theme this time: “Our Power”
The poet and performer is a veteran of the Dutch grassroots movement
Following raids on Freedom Press by Special Branch, at the behest of the Home Office, which had been reported in January 1945 (recounted in last month’s column), pressure was kept up with a succession of court cases, reported on at length by the right-wing press
My expectations were high, and I was not disappointed over the weekend
A new zone to defend, La Guinguette Vaillante opposes the destruction of natural habitats north of Toulouse
120 years after her death, the hero of the Paris Commune continues to inspire
Following No Name Kitchen as they do vital solidarity work with migrants on the Bosnia-Croatia border
Directed by celebrated graphic novelist Marjane Satrapi, author of Persepolis, this variety of insightful vignettes also leaves out minority voices
Anarchist and libertarian feminism in Brazil was created as a revolutionary project for material independence from the “sink, kitchen, and bed” triad
This year is the 30th anniversary of A-infos—the multilingual news clearing-house that pioneered anarchist publishing on the web
A fierce working class propagandist, Motler couldn’t stand the stilted, esoteric tones of many anarchist and socialist writers – and wasn’t shy in saying so
Keeping the flame of anarchist agitation alive and spreading throughout the city, meetings between anti-authoritarian individuals and those eager for change, and distributing books and publications—we gathered in the hall of the Acadêmicos da Orgia Samba School
Looking back to two events that shaped the last decades’ radical history