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The Commoner is an anarchist publication offering theory, history, art and reports on movements, including on-the-ground coverage of Indonesian protests and essays on decolonial and disability perspectives. Readers get long-form, sourced analysis and interviews with activists rather than brief news.
CAW Journal is a worker-run anarchist platform publishing interviews, essays and short fiction on art, culture and politics. Its issues in this sample include an artist interview series on keeping creative practice alive in hard times, a podcast-style conversation about science and representation in Star Trek, and a personal essay-style short story about girlhood.
A personal, politically charged newsletter by a queer anarchist writer covering power, revolution, queer life and resisting fascism, with lyrical digressions and occasional sci-fi-tinged mysticism. Readers get raw first-person essays on activism, Maine Democratic party politics and the harsh realities facing trans people in the US.
The newsletter publishes anarchist essays and historical pieces, including a profile of Fanny Kaplan's 1918 attempt on Lenin and commentary on federalism in Burma. It also includes a critique of Sharia-based justice drawn from a reported case, and it often republishes or translates longer texts from other sources.
A podcast-style newsletter applying anarchist philosophy to everyday life through mutual aid, usually via interviews and talks. Recent issues cover Thomas Paine's basic income proposal, Tolkien's anarchism, and a book on the nature of money.
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