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I've started doing walking tours / workshops again and it's great because I get asked questions that wouldn't occur to me because, well, I'm blind to my own research. One of them is: why did the Irish left lose that anti-colonial, anti-capitalist, comprador/middleman analysis that was so prevalent not only in Connolly's writings but also … Continue reading MayDay 1949 →

From Irish Anarchist History: "Born in Tipperary in 1850, Agnes was one of the millions of Irish who had to emigrate in search of a living.  Because British imperialism sought to keep Ireland (apart from a small area around Belfast) as a supplier of cheap food and labour to their empire, there was little industrial … Continue reading Agnes Henry (1896) Anarchist Communism in its Relation to State Socialism. →