Feminism as Anarchism (A6)
This reprint of the Black Bear pamphlet from 1970's London offers an interesting insight into the struggles of the time and those that still persist today.
From the text:
"Feminism practices what Anarchism preaches. One might go as far as to claim feminists are the only existing protest groups that can honestly be called practising Anarchists; first because women apply themselves to specific projects like abortion clinics and day-care centres; second, because as essentially apolitical women for the most part refuse to engage in the political combat terms of the right or the left, reformism or revolution, respectively."
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