Black Star: an anarchist review Vol 1 #04 1976

Including: international news, the interpersonal as revolution, intellectuals in a free society, Des Moines anarchist conference, decline of the authoritarian family, Kronstadt fiction, the Declaration of Independence - worth celebrating?, etc.

PDF courtesy of Louise Crowley Library.

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