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Today we are taking a look at Emma Goldman. IF you don't know who that is, smdh. We are looking at her May 1917 article about women's suffrage before that became a thing. The Woman Suffrage Chameleon For

In Defense of Emma Goldmann and the Right of Expropriation Source: “A starving man has a natural right to his neighbor’s bread”. Cardinal Manning. “I have no idea of petitioning for rights. Whatever the

Voltairine De Cleyre Source: Written In RedBear it aloft, O roaring flame! Skyward aloft, where all may see. Slaves of the world! our cause is the same; One is the immemorial shame; One is the struggle,

The Woman Suffrage Chameleon Source: For well-nigh half a century the leaders of woman suffrage have been claiming that miraculous results would follow the enfranchisement of woman. All the social and

This is what they did to Emma Goldman in the 20's. They declared her dead husband 'not a citizen' so that they could deport her for being too effective at spreading the message about those that will kill

Who knew that TeenVogue would still have love for Emma? I mean, she's old. And, dead. And, as so politically incorrect that she got deported for saying what she had to say. No cultural programming going

Emma Goldman emigrated from the Ukraine at the end of the 19th century. She took jobs where she could get them. She married a citizen and became one in her own right. She took up the black flag of anarchism.

If you fancy yourself an anarchist, there is more to earning the title than just wanting to be free. Anarchism has a long history. Much of that history has been subjected to revisionism and bastardization.

If you like to think of yourself as an anarchist you will do well to read what Emma had to say at the start of the 20th century. <iframe width="476" height="268" src=" frameborder="0"