Posted by Phil Dickens on 15/05/2010 · 6 Comments
Perhaps the most contentious and controversial issue that exists, even today, is race. In the past, it has provided the excuse for wars, conquest, and unimaginable atrocities. Today, it continues to be a cause of strife, division, and tension. This is further compounded by the fact that there is no one, unified definition of a … Read more
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Posted by Phil Dickens on 07/03/2010 · 1 Comment
Following on from Exploring anarcha-feminism, the second in a series looking at anarchism as it relates to feminism, gender equality, and patriarchy. In her 1897 essay, The Status of Women, Past, Present and Future, American feminist Susan B Anthony proclaimed that “suffrage is the pivotal right.” This meant, in essence, that “there never will be … Read more
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Posted by Phil Dickens on 31/10/2009 · Leave a Comment
Following on from Black anarchism, the second in a series of articles discussing the anarchist movement as it relates to non-European peoples and cultures. The Middle East is, perhaps, a hub for the most oppressive injustices in the world today. Contained within this one region, you can find powerful examples of almost every evil that … Read more
Filed under Anarchism, ethnicity & culture · Tagged with Afghanistan, Anarchism, armed resistance, Hamas, Hezbollah, Imperialism, Iraq, Israel-Palestine, Middle East, militancy, occupation, reaction, revolution
