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Today, much of the global core seems to be sliding towards fascism. In the USA, the liberal establishment is paralysed by the rise of Trump. In the UK, both Labour and the Tories have reacted to the rise of Reform not by opposing its ideas, but pandering to them; and this seems to be the… Read more: ANARCHISM AGAINST FASCISM PART I – THE STATE AND FASCIST IDEAS

In our last two posts, we argued that diversity was a necessary and unavoidable part of the anarchist movement, and that accepting and working with this diversity can ultimately create a stronger and more effective anarchist movement, rather than ignoring it or trying to work against it. But this leads to the question of how… Read more: A DIVERSITY OF ANARCHISMS PART III – MAKING DIVERSITY WORK

We argue that diversity of theory, organisational form, tactics, and strategy is something that anarchists have to accept about our movement for it to succeed as a movement, and we can not impose ideological or strategic unity on our comrades. It is not a question of if we accept this diversity, but rather a question… Read more: A DIVERSITY OF ANARCHISMS PART II – PLAYING TO OUR STRENGTHS

Anarchism is a diverse movement with a long history. There are many routes into anarchism; socialists and greens who reject the state, liberals who apply their liberalism consistently, local traditions of dissent and resistance, experiencing abuse of authority by bosses and politicians, cultural critique, reading anarchist theory, and the countless other ways we all ended… Read more: A DIVERSITY OF ANARCHISMS PART I – ANARCHISTS AND ANARCHISMS