Latin American anarchist women Pamphlet about the lives of some little-known Latin American anarchist women, by Edgar Rodriguez.
Elena Quinteros, 1945-1976 A short biography of Uruguayan anarchist teacher Elena Quinteros, who was disappeared by the US-backed military dictatorship, written by Edgar…
Yakimova, Anna, 1856-1942 A short biography of Russian revolutionary Anna Yakimova, a.k.a. Anna Vasilevna Yakimova-Dikovsky.
The women's day massacre, 1937 A short account of the 19 June killing of 16 people and wounding of 283 by police during a demonstration of women and children in support of a…
Sisters Uncut Occupy London’s Holloway Prison Sisters Uncut, a UK-based feminist group, held a week-long occupation of north London’s Holloway Prison in late May in response to conservative…
Violence in the women’s suffrage movement A brief account of some of the many violent incidents in the UK women’s fight for the right to vote in the early 20th century, by Steven Johns.
Voting as Counter-Revolution – how the politicians who gave us the vote saw things 100 years ago A hundred years ago, the British ruling class decided to extend the vote to women…
Chiefly a Dialogue. Concerning Some Difficulties of a Dunce. Chiefly a Dialogue. Concerning Some Difficulties of a Dunce. by Louisa Sarah Bevington, published 1895. Copy from Victorian Women Writers Project.
Little girls An account written in 1895 by Zo d'Axa of the 1891 trial of two teenage anarchist girls, Maria Roda, 15, and Ernesta Quartirola, accused of encouraging attacks on the police during an anarchist demonstration.
The New York City rent strike, 1907-8 A short account of the Lower East Side rent strike in New York City in late 1907 to early 1908.
Andrea, Virgilia d', 1890-1933 A short biography of Virgilia d'Andrei, an Italian anarchist teacher, anti-fascist and poet.
