100 years on, Kropotkin remains strikingly modern

Freedom News The centenary of Kropotkin’s death is a good time to return to the question he asked in Freedom in 1886: what must we do? Ruth Kinna considers a thinker whose work evolved through a rapidly changing political and social era but never lost its humanity and faith in the possibility of real change. […]

100 years on, Kropotkin remains strikingly modern

Larry Flynt, pornographer and self-styled First Amendment champion, dies at 78

Like him or not, he was genuinely important for the cause of free speech and freedom of the press, which we will need in the years and decades ahead. By Paul Valentine, Washington Post Larry Flynt, one of America’s most notorious pornographers and self-proclaimed champions of First Amendment freedoms, who built his business interests on […]

Larry Flynt, pornographer and self-styled First Amendment champion, dies at 78

Keith Preston: Anarchist Communities Past, Present and Future

The full video of a talk I gave in England a few years ago. Watch here. Imagine the proliferation of hundreds of thousands of communities reflecting infinite diversity in infinite combination. One of the main problems many anarchists have is their prescriptive universalism. But real anarchy would look more like the plethora of communities described […]

Keith Preston: Anarchist Communities Past, Present and Future

The Best of Times for the “Libertarian-Left”?

It seems that right now things could be considered better for the “libertarian-left” than at any point in the past, at least in US history. By “libertarian-left,” I mean that umbrella of philosophies with a generally anti-authoritarian ethos but which also do not deify corporate tycoons as Nietzschean supermen in the same way as […]

The Best of Times for the “Libertarian-Left”?