Lithuanian-born revolutionary, called Red Emma in her days, Emma Goldman is known for her anarchist writings and lectures. In 1906, Goldman started a revolutionary periodical, Mother Earth and remained its editor till 1917. Her famous Anarchism and Other Essays covers a wide range of radical topics like the enslavement of women, the destruction wrought by nationalism, the Puritan ethos and more.
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Lithuanian-born revolutionary, called Red Emma in her days, Emma Goldman is known for her anarchist writings and lectures. In 1906, Goldman started a revolutionary periodical, Mother Earth and remained its editor till 1917. Her famous Anarchism and Other Essays covers a wide range of radical topics like the enslavement of women, the destruction wrought by nationalism, the Puritan ethos and more.
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Nearly seventy years after her death, Emma is still pertinent, still holding the bar high. Light years ahead of her time in most areas of life, she inspires, teaches and sets an example. Wonderful. Would we were all such taskmasters of self.
