The Anarchists of America: The International Working People’s Association (A6)
The judicial murder of the Haymarket martyrs inspired Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman and Voltairine de Cleyre to become anarchists. The martyrs were members of the International Working People’s Association, the first American anarchist federation. Find out what it stood for and its relevance today with this discussion and contextualising of its theory and practice as well as articles from its English-language paper, The Alarm.
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