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The Truth About Fascism on the March – Errico Malatesta (1926)

“I was always at odds with the socialists, because they said we shouldn’t rush things, we should let time do its work for the Revolution…”

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Call to Moroccan Proletarians – Ahmed Ben Thami (1936)

“We want to save Morocco from colonial exploitation; you have to help us in obtaining that independence.”

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The Durruti Column Responds to the Militarization Decree – Buenaventura Durruti (1936)

“The military-fascist provocation of July 19 gave rise to an authentic and indisputably popular movement which definitively condemned, among other things, hierarchical military organization…”

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Anarchists Uphold the Empire – The Word (1942)

“Anarchists have overcome their antagonism for authority and the State and turned militarist, if not with glee, at least with ardour.”

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Liberty and Love Rise and Fall Together – Har Dayal (1914)

“Quantitative terms cannot be used in speaking of freedom.”

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Why They Oppose Civilization – Why? (1913)

“The press, as usual, in dealing with this incident, strives to belittle and cast ridicule upon Venezuela and the sympathetic nature of her sons in order to magnify and extol the merit that we ought to possess ourselves.”

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The Black Man in a White Society – Barbara Jones (1969)

“What does the black man want? He wants to be liberated from the chains of economic, social, and political slavery in which he finds himself, so that he can realise his full potential and thereby his full consciousness.”

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Gentlemen, You Are Mad – Lewis Mumford (1946)

“While the whole world writhes in a spasm of madness, let us in America be mad with a method, mad with a purpose. Let us say No to the atomic bomb rather than say No to life itself.”

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The Chinese Are Our Brothers – James F. Morton, Jr. (1902)

“…I must express my emphatic dissent from the theory that the labor question can be brought to its solution by a mere diminution in the number of laborers.”

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A Black Woman Speaks Out – Barbara Jones (1968)

“Black people living in Canada are afflicted by all the problems that confront the French Canadian, the Indian, and the Eskimo in the so-called ‘Just Society.'”

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