Thunberg's Call for General Strikes: The Confusions of a Liberal Protest
A partner not envisaged
LEILA BERG, well-known as a writer for and about children, has contributed to several recent issues of ANARCHY.
Your Revolution Is Not My Revolution: Thirty Years After May ’68 – François Lonchampt and Alain Tizon
A complete English translation of a book first published in France in 1999, a post-mortem on May ’68, discussing the various ways that the most popular demands voiced in May were recuperated by capitalism in its post-1968 “revolution from the right” (Pasolini) and incorporated into a consumerist lifestyle of selfish hedonism, pseudo-individualism, phony libertarianism and permitted rebellion (the “triumph of situationism”) as part of the restructuring of the global workforce and the creation of a “new man”, concluding with a call for “a new civilizing phenomenon” and “a revolution of the spirit” similar to the movement led by Christianity during the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.
Nottingham at Fourteen
CLIFFORD LEE extracted these comments on the city from unprepared essays by 14-year-olds at a Nottingham secondary modern school.
The Child and Its Enemies - Emma Goldman
An article by Emma Goldman about how society treats children and the role of education. Read by Audible Anarchist and originally published in Mother Earth.
Ending the cycle of violence: the youth-led bike movements of London challenging gang culture today
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