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Platformist Anarchism Anarcho-Communism Anarcho-Primitivism Post Left Anarchism Anarcha-Feminism Queer Anarchism Insurrectionary Anarchism Some Anarchists Individualist Anarchism Christian Anarchism Red Anarchism Mutualism Tigqunism Ameritiqqunism Attentats Russian Civil War Spanish Civil War Big Tent May of 68 Nihilist Anarchism Anti-Globalization Movement Crimethinc Blackand Red Press AK Press Little Black Cart 2. 2. 28 2. 30, El 2 EEl 4. 35, 3. EZ 38 39 40. a1 a2 a3, a4, 4s. a6, a7 ag, 49, 50, Lifestylism Hot Autumn Oceupy Anarcho-Transhumanism New York City/East Coast Green Anarchism Elisée Reclus Louise Michel SF Bay Area Johann Most, Voltairine de Cleyre Emma Goldman Things Anarchists Hate Renzo Novatore Alfredo M. Bonanno Mikhael Bakunin Anarcho-Pacifism Anarchist Academics Laurance Labadie Ethics Things Anarchists Love Love and Rage Black Rose Midwest Podcasts
Platformist Anarchism Down Tkingdom, phylum, ___ _,order 2 Mao made them heroes (in theory) 3 should be agreed upon after long meetings and consensus process 6 the prophylactic of mass human interaction 7 the basic unit of bureaucracy 8 the red scare was about this 9Putins 12 anarchy’s Cossack 14 politicians use this as a way to lie about their principles 16 freedom-loving 18 opposite of stagnation 19 everyone has to pay them 20 the idea that governing bodies can work togetherand on top of each other 23 most importanat US anarchist organization since Love and Rage 24 Novatore says this word is when “the beneficiaries pay nothing less than 100% humiliation” 25 edifice 26 a plan of actions to achieve a goal 27 when workers refuse, as a negotiating tactic, todotheir jobs 28 the abolition of _ Across 2 leaflets, pamphlets, and campaign ads 4____liberty,and the pursuit of happiness 5 the Invisible Committee’s obvious tell 7 meeting-based peer pressure 8 basicunit of Leninist political organization 10to ___ with nature 1L the people ____ will never be divided 13the ____ of exception 15 the joining of two people (or more) 17 the everyday 21 agroup 22 middle class 24 what’they’e for 26 0ld school political way of saying friend 29 across borders 30alphabet soup is made of these 31 witches do black ones 32 Arshinov, coauthor of the platform 33 horizontal is the most effective 34the art of filling out forms
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Anarcho-Communism Down Tonly good when computers do it 2 reciprocal 4 gotta fight for your right to have these 5 we are going to win this,really we are 7itsasmall _____afterall 8 political rant and call to action 9 workers live here 12 the condition of something at a particular time 1325 in beer or speech 17 best-known historian of the moverment 19 what makes dicpro "ok 20 obscure Marxist field of interest 21 what we have in common perpetuated by force 22 supporting someane or something, usually just hetorically 23 they will solve all our problems and they will last forever 24 right now 26 the biggest spook 28100 29 negation 30 life quantified 31the place we stand 32Russell _____ 37a recent book by Crimethinc 39 not fake Across 2the raot of all evil 3 the prince 5 not writes or Wright’s 6 an enemy of Bakunin 8 flying purple ____ eater 9 we pretend to avoid them but holidays show thelie 10 the arm of the state L dismissed 13 where peasants live 14 commune in Russia 15 you’ll grow out of it 16 not the same thing as ego 18 those who rule by fiat 23 father of Italian anarchism 25 the only honest relationship jaded anar- chists have 27 less share-y than communism, but pretty share-y 33 alienated making-things 34 when you really want to get things done 35 ayncap’s ffe blood 36 ____ofegoists 38 midwives pay attention to this 40 remarkably charming man who ate cabbage

Anarcho-Primi Down Tnot the alien, but spelled the same 3 witer of the manifesto to end all manifestos 4 John the Baptist 5 animals’ before women’s? 8 our only practical option 9the science of a better way 11 dental good, concrete bad 12the heir apparent 13 the prophet 14 big blue marble 15 the big bad 16 the world is not big enough 17 unintegrated unit of biological habitat 22 mythically active 23 meet the Feds 24 the dream 25 life kernals 26 cats and our best attempt 28 ____ornurture 29 tactic that saved Luna 30 modern cure-all 311ohn the Baptist’s friend 33 mother of titans Across 2 first people, good when they agree with us 6 the rapture 7 portmanteau of awesome 10 when technology meets life 1Lour damnation 15 hunh? what? does not compute 18 you always know when one s in the room 19 human-created geological era 20 the postal worker brings this 21 precursor to the big bad 27 ot agriculture but __ 32 symbolic referent of the big bad 34 when primitivism meets crafting 35 punch for loggers 36 spirit animal

Post Left Anarchism Down 2asking for consent can begin with this word 4the only proactive anarchist activity 6 PLAS write long articles defending this position but it s still unclear 8spanners,robots, and division of labor 9 nickname for Murray Bookchin 12 aterm for generalized consent 13 main writer currently for Anarchy 14the grumpiest old man 15 PLAS talk against it but demonstrate a ot of theinformal kind 16 The other accessible procative anarchist activity 17 “begins at conception” 18 what we are doomed to repeat 21 the ideology of bad resistance 22alone in a crowd 24 the french word, everyone is against it and init 26 the doctor says| have alump 29 lights us up 30a revolutionary ideological system quite integrated in to the social order 32 always for it until we see the manifesto 36 basic unit of civilization Across 1 gateway anarchist author 3adish best served cold 5 quotidian 7 doing stuff 10 meta class 11 favorite piece of furniture, according to critics 14 wrote Post Scarcity Anarchism 16 the massified object 19 beginners’ institution of indoctrination 20 term of generalized dissent 22 unalienated debate 23 French anti-art political group 25 solidarity means this 27 PLA are nominally against this 28 thingification 31 when you have ideas 33 these are like assholes 34 usually bracketed by a commute 35 these days he’s ll about critical self-theory 37 the program of superficialities that substi- tutefor life

Anarcha-Femi Down 2a label for when anarchist dudes act ike dudes in general 3 this can make anything ok 4the source of the problem or the solution to the problem? 7let me tell you how it really is, honey” 8XY,supposedly 11 could be anybody at any time 12the constraints that follow tuxes, fancy dresses, and cake toppers 13thesecond ___ _ was 501960, were onto the third now: 15 subject of Libertarias 16 lady-hating 17 social advantage 18 S.CUM. Manifesto dramatist 20 you’re probably doing this to me right now 21 whatare you? 22insane women, reclaimed words. 27 the mythical lands of security 28 relationship status. “It’s complicated” 29 found on firearms and internet warnings 30 helps with boy bashing Across Tintersection of mothers and Mother Earth 5 the fix for unwanted fetuses 6 public transit phenomenon, wide sitting 9 one of the big three in the oppression olym- pics 10 defense against stranger-danger 14 offensive pestering 19 the idea that the home is one more work- place 23 Ukrainian-born lewish anarcha-syndicalist 24 the woman’s part of the couple form 25 sameness 26 overlapping oppressions 28 the man’s system 31 Marxist author, good men read her book 32 often confused with "sex" 33 she’s in here more than society 34.an orator “more dangerous than a thousand rioters” 35 counterpart of butch 36 "our unalienable ____ 37 some like her essays better, some like her poetry better,author of “They Who Marry, Do i 38 adult grrrrls 39she’s All About Love

Queer Anarchism Down Tmany were burned, hanged, and dunked for this 2 queer weapon of choice 3 body hatred 4100 much of a good thing 5todoso s futile 8 most recent thing to abolish 9 women get called this on their way around the block 13 whatis queer nihilism? 14 the male opening to the universe 17 queerin the 80s 18 wolves and coyotes telegraphing 19 an unusual star system 20 universal problem solving tactic 23 became free in the 605 2 your desires 26 sexual dance party 28 non-bio penis 29 the ultimate negation (for now) 302a fourletter word used for everything Across 3____meansriot 6 monism, _____, plurality 7___inmotion 10 radioactive monster ants 11 deadly in sevens 12 mommy and daddy, domestic partnership, the basic economic unit 15 prefix for other, different 16 shit cork 17 vengeance against bros 21 stereoisomerism in relative orientation of functional groups within a molecule 22 before evil there was this word for “to defile” 23 Jackson, or not 25 this is not the boss of me 27 male member of FARC 31 joyous 32king of the dandies 33 what liberals do 34 prove you’re real 35 coined “reproductive futurism” 36 Einstein said itis this that decides what can be observed

Insurrectionary Anarchism Down TFoucault, Gerard Depardieu, Jean-Paul Bel- mondo 2 corporations, school,social services, post office 3strong word for conflict 5____ofexception 7getting up inthe morning isa_____ 8 most sccessful civil rights organization 9 foreveralone 10 the cancer of Occupy 12 "don’t touch yourself there” 13 some kinds of abolitonists want this 16 changing of the bosses 18 notyet ofage 20 antonym: alone 23____bytheword of the Lord 24 akind of counseling 26 asituation without rulers o rigid hierarchy 27_____isn’tfree 28 fuuit 29a culturally relevant story 31do the deed Across 3____ispainful 4 _and ends 6 where reallife happens 8 thelosers in a democracy Ilust 14 where the seeds of hope are sown 15 bird lovers, stamp collectors, etc. form this 17 able to be photocopied 19 foundation 20 forever 22the point of this tendency 25 Gina Lollobrigida, Sophia Loren, Claudia Cardinale, Giancarlo Giannini 28 keeps the lights on 30 this in school is supposed to bring this in life 31 the answer to all questions 32 colleagues 33 what happens when our eyes are closed
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Some Anarchists Down Lane of the few named writers in Green Anar- chy 3the first to claim the label 4he was the anarchist historian S writer and main translator for Elephant Editions 6 hesaid, "those who have cautiously done no more than they believed possible have never taken asingle step forward” 7 famous geographer author, and anarchist. wrote a19-volume set of baoks on geogra- phy 10 long-term anarchist magazine publisher, has moved to the long form 11she wrote a book about utopias, acontern- porary of Emma’s 12 he might have been Bakunin’s lover 14 publisher writer, infrastructuralist, man about town 17 two ltalians framed in the US for murder, their case brought thousands around the world to understand the perfidy of the Us courtsystem 19 wrote one of the few good academic baoks onanarchy 20 the Gandalfof anarchy 22 stil-living thearist and alleged bank rabber 24 Japanese nihilist who, while imprisoned, chose her own death 27 she’s competing with society in this book 29 she was the main English-speaking colum- fnist on events in Eastern Europe in the 905 30 likes dogs, first name s an acronym 33 Latin for light, one of the women who started Mujeres Libres 35 extremely influential marketer, who has moved on 36 the most touching story-teller and living anarchist historian 38 noted poet, novelist, anarchist, alternativist writer, bisexual Across 2 he killed the head of the secret police with a dagger 5 historian, translator, and mutualist 8 very well-traveled contemporary long-time writer 9 argued in Anarchy magazine, for the left 13 the icon wha terrifies and inspires 15 hesaid, “we are free when we don’t need to rent our arms to anybody in order to be able tolift a piece of bread to our mouths” 16 writer, orator, controversial activist, wife, and mother 18 the most prolific anarchist writer 21 co-founded the Libertarian Book Club publishing project, world traveler, charming and funny autobiographer 23 Russian geographer, economist, activist, philologist, zoologist, evolutionary theorist, philosopher, witer, and prominent anarchist 25 inheritor of Anarchy: a journal of desire armed 26 this italo-phile’s first nom de plume 28 the most controversial living anarchist author 31 mysterious writer, still questions about who. he really is, wrote multiple excellent books, including The Treasure of Sierra Madre 32 some would say the best american anar- chist theorist 34 led over 3000 armed anarchists from Barcelona to Zaragoza 37 putting out John Moore’s book was the best thing he did 39 his attentat effort was valiant 40 he couldn’t paint golden angels. 41 founded a weekly anarchist paper The Social Question, then went back to Naples to nurse the victims of a cholera epidemic

Individualist Anarchism Down 2 proponent of “unterified leffersonianism” 4morality of ressentiment 5 describes Ravachol, Bonnot Gang, Di Giovanni 6No Gods, no these 7 intimate 9"Amedley of fetishism, sectarianism and cowardice” 11 his funny, touching autobiography talks about the cowardice of Mussolini, and his time reporting on the Spanish Civil War 13 competed with the Unite States Postal Service’s monopoly, lost 15 peaple used to use this word for “match” 165t Max 18 a fundamental belief that determines behavior 22 smallest unit of personhood 23 righteous 24 existence 26 ____ofthe Spectacle 27 journal of “self ownership and self-creation against all authority” 28 without coercion 29 the force of this is the beauty of anarchy 30 "n abstract word with a negative connota- tion, long on power, short on truth” 31ifshe can’t dance to i, its not her revolution Across Treligious self-determinist movement 3 now 6 Der Freiheitsucher author 8 legal documents divvying up dead people’s goods 10 beloved talian iconoclast 12 Tucker’s paper 13 autonomous 14 editor of Unique 17 ghosts of the mind 19 disinterest or antipathy towards matters of the state 20 relationship 21 the belief that some people really are better 23 journalist, The New Free Woman 25 glass half-empty 32a destroyer of idols 33 the bond of egoists 34the ability to think of, o, or create some- thing new, interesting,and different 35 crutch-bound militant 36 no this, but one’s own
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Christian Anarchism Down Tyours won’t protect you 2 never enough of it inaday 4:agood anarchist will break them 5 could be a building, could be a body of people 6 the key to pacifism 7 started Catholic Worker newspaper 8 opposed 9 the process of developing or improving 101tis said if you want peace you must first work for this 1Lits objectively subjective 13 the most famous anarchist Christian 16 customs that for a long time have been an important feature of some group or society 19 those who need to be saved 20 when wronged, we are expected to demon- strate this 22a campaign with spirit the Christian ones areinfamous 24 the quality of not lying 26 sometimes these happen on mounts 280 promise or curse 30 what it’s all supposed to be about 32 the instrument of our achievement 33allthats bad in the world Across 1 meaning what you say 3weall need one, some of us take ours for granted 9 Foucault said it wasn’t bad or good 12 chicken or egg 14 his story 15 these dogs go to heaven 17 the only career path with a degree in English Lit 18 consensus was theirs first 21 meta community 23 anarchists can be this too, like Jews and Catholics 25 the only acceptable authority, presumably 27time following now (in a linear conception of time) 28 different from chaos 29 set forth seven characteristics of modern technology that make efficiency anecessity. rationality,artificiality, automatism of techni- cal choice,self-augmentation, monism, universalism, and autonomy 31the solution to al ills 34 the truth, the light, the way 35 this kind of person does the opposite 36 negging is allabout this

Red Anarchism Down 2 presumably the opposite of chaos 3 the opposite of lifestyle 5.a beneficiary of exchange value 6 santa’s coatis 7 the chosen ones 8 the personal is 12 pragmatic 13 subject of the science of capitalism 18 RAAN was for this 215tar Trek’s political system 23 0r get busy dying 24 politics of sharing is caring 25 5ub-,ad hoc, orstanding 27 culture of never knowing the names of your friends 29 0ld word for hipsters 30 magazine about celebrities Across Twhen these are met the revolution can begin 4Emersonsaid itis a masked ball,in which people reveal themselves by their disguises 9 first official anarchist 10 this makes little ish take the shape of big fish 11 this anews moderator is dead 12 those that are first 14 world social activity (shorter) 1522 bill becomes _ 16 there were four 17 wearer of hobnail boots 19 the work before birth 20 author and subject of patriarchy 22 Poland’s rebel union from the 805 26 itches 28 the not-abstract state 30 revolutionary subject 31 favorite Beaties song 32the effect of prunes on the bowels 33ducksoup

Mutualism Down Ttobelieve that something is true 2 Rothbard said it was no crime to be ignorant of this field 4step by microscapic step gets results 6 some say this is a friendlier term than “anar- chist” 8 not the ocean 9adifficult place to find your way around because there many possible directions to go 14 presumably a latter stage in the scientific process 15 someone said, give me this or give me death 16 if they are free, then people wil be also () 17t move slowly and with difficulty 18 what you have with complete control 19 contemporary writer, he is attempting to revive individualist anarchist political ecano- my 2 ashort summary of aspeech 23 he said "an open enemy, however criminal in other respects,is no traitor” 25 he said "Anarchists are simply unterrified Jeffersonian Democrats” 27 the amount something is worth Across Lwiitten directions toa bank 3trade 5 reciprocal 7 Emile Armand believed in the power of this 9 contemporary translator, historian, book maker 10 he said "To be governed is to be watched over inspected, spied on, directed, legislated at, regulated, docketed, indoctrinated, preached at, controlled, " etc 11 tales told of the past 12 correct (but not really) 13 the dictionary says, when people, not the ‘government, own property 20 Proudhon’s concept, taken up by Lenin 22 Ford said if people understood this system, there would be a revolution before morning 23 combination, the third stage of dialectics 24 mutwal is good 26 ahole made by tearing 28 bitcoin is one kind 29 ajob, usually paid 30 parity 31by choice 32if1 ask, I show this

Tiqqunism Down Ithe Pope said “all ife ____struggle” 3100 many bosses implies 100 few__ 4 wittgenstein used this term, it has evolved 6 anold term, purposed anew? 8the French NYT 9Tigqun “introduced” this to us 11 despite the words, boys can be this too 13 Foucault gave us this concept 16 the French group suggested we create these 17 under officer 19as0cial break 21aCatholic woman can’t be this 22 one who breaks a law 24 leftists love these 25 cold, hard - 26 what the arms race did 29 lack of presence 32 usually, empty words Across Ithey argue the world is this, and itis also what weshould do 2veins, roads, computers,all form these 5 everyman 7 with this, you determine what happens 10 aside effect of depression 12 break 14als0 2 hobgoblin of ittle minds 15 an annual meeting of multinational elites, named after the city 18 opposition to internationalization and multinationals 20era 23 capitalism thrives on these 26 an overly-influential, over-sized tome 27 this makes other things move 28amethod 30 fighters 31 half a pair of glasses 33agroup of some sort, can be geographic or interest-based 34 has alingering impact on Louisiana and Haiti 35 what shadows do in the evening 36 acting to achieve a political goal
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Ameritigqunism Down 2a Jewish term for redemption and resolution 4 the space set aside for social fun 5 we are in the age of this worried feeling 6 the father of dialectics 7a____offear 9awayto kiss 10 a chemical process and ametaphor 11 white people’s kimchee 12 name taken from Ulysses 15 unpremeditated 16 the middle class 1810 take up space in 20all ourfriends are ____ 21 supposed to mean really messed up, but actually just refers to everything not us 22 the second part of the dialectic 26 high waters 28abrand name for populist videos 30 gentrifying city where a hipster bar is planned 32ATouchof ____ 34 the augmentor of dialectics Across 1philosophy of the not physical 3 the Negriist word describing this world 8 nota peace animal 13inallplaces 14the sland of baubles 16 essential characteristic of The Cool (tm) 17 presumably the successfully cool cynic 19 the new liberal word for Black and/or broke 205selfness 23 the accepted translation for dispositif 24 break 25 a eastern city with an annual long-running bookfair 27 breaking the peace 29 one way to describe the world, nonlinear, unpredictable, funny 31a hipster coffee term 33 the practice of getting away 35 Bush’s Waterloo, if he had ane 36 asouthern city with a “conspiracy” 37 this drink s iconic for nifilists 38 cheer 39 our feet after the beach
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Attentats Down Lthe first to act in revenge for Bogolyubov 2 wanted Pim to stop exploiting Muslims 3 killed a Chicago mayor, perhaps unintention- ally 4 the green-friendly first name of ane who tried to bomb Franco 6 Didn’t succeed with the Kaiser, killed himself 1100 bad Santa doesn’t take the example of this helper 12 The People’s will 13 1n1973 they committed the animal libera- tion movement’s first known arson 14the acronym for aname intended to haunt the bad guys 16 this protector of children set fire toa mu- seum; damage valued at £200000 17 frst regicide to benefit from the european abolishment of capital punishment 18 McKinley’s bane, not that hard to pronounce 1911893 he threw a home-made bomb, but notto kill anyane 23ifhe had succeeded we’d have lost amost popular bogeyman 24 Prime Minister kidnapped by the Red Brigades, found dead 26 his home was bombed by some angry people in1971 Across 5 Infamous writer. As a child, she sold insults for kids to use on each other.Should she be on this page? You decide. 7 he fired at King Alfonso in 1878 8 Barlow and Carver were arrested after one of these was bombed 9 French anarchist, a“revolutionary illuminist, an ascetic,and a visionary” 10 killed a count to stop a war, died in 1960 13 He killed John Saunders, and was hung at 23 15 this plot was made famous again by v for vendetta 18 Italian disciple and friend first of Marx and Engels,then of Bakunin, advocate, and short term reporter 20 they occupied the Vatican Embassy and machine-gunned the Spanish embassy 21 the mustachioed anarchist exemplar 22The plumber who failed in 1878 25 hero of the musical Elisabeth, user of a rusty needle 27 this red group bombed sex shops, among other things 28 Itaian who killed a French president

Russian Civil War Down Tin this one context, the good guys. 2 nickname for most famous anarchist Russian Civil War commander 3 where things are made in modern times 4 historically,a murderer of anarchists, cur- rently Endnotes and Lies among others 9 the people from this country strongly reject being pussies, 12 home to many Russian emigres at the time (and 502 hub of anti-imperial activity) 13 the middle class 16 able to stand alone 17 one of the elected government councils of the incoming power 18 could mean in school, could be an economic term 20 proponent 21 conflict within a arger fight 25 tostem a flow 27 Novatore was a great example of this pasttime 29 the most famous anarchist RCW commander 30 one who betrays. 32 without a fighting one, we are nothing 33 foe 35 "we require that _ nitely wild” _ and sea be indefi- Across Ithe soldiers of class warfare 5 those who resisted handing over their grain 6 those who fight stronger forces by sabotage and harassment 7 theorist who helped Lenin, was ousted by Stalin 8 program for murder of a large group be- cause of ethnicity 10a people of the east with disputed origins 11 low-tech four-legged technology 12 they used to be reformatories, sometimes peaple think they still are 14 the enermy class 15 an officer assigned to teach party principles. tothe military in the USSR 19 catch 22 alienated mass conflict 23 plantations were on these 24 the plural of person 26 territory in the east that is still contested today 28 people living together with rules and traditions controlling them 29it’s supposed to include a change of scenery 31 could mean sexual intercourse 34 when things rely on a core 36 at least two are required for normal warfare 37 oppositon to a revolution 38 what Stalin did to thousands
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Spanish Ci Down 2 Bernie Sanders 2016 3 categorization by rank 4itsounds nice, but in Israel they’re frequently factories 5 the myth of people power 6 USSR, post whites-defeat 8started out as a econormic position, now it’s an identity 10 the process by which collectives no longer control their own products Brooneis ___ 15 only good when it’s direct 19 military formation that was effective in the US revolutionary war 21 self oppression in the workplace 22 province of Spain, where the libertarians lived 23 used to mean anarchist, now it means Ron Paul 24 pushed down 25 some people must now spell this withay 26 Marxinsisted on these as a prerequisite 271is the Pope this? 29 Marxist for “worker” 33 when ideas own you 37 where Arrigoni visited, fought,and wrote from Across 1 cowabunga, dude 5 said “we’re not afraid of ruins” 7 the only kind of health capitalists care about 9an innovation in marriage 11an innovation in pregnancy 12 the economics of farming 14 the kings system 16 what one does when drowning 17____for which it stands 18 someane who gets along well with others, o pretends to 20 field workers. 22 relating to cities 28 Britne yand Madonna used to be 30 bears should be this 31it used to mean picking up a gun 32rotation 34 apowerful story 35 theft 36 trying something to see what happens 38 Greece recently made these famous 39 politics by other means 40 CNT and FAl are examples of this 41 what has happened to someone who refuses to show or admit strong feelings 42 where most of the Gaudi architecture is 43 compulsory state training

Big Tent Down Trugged 2aword that implies something is outside of capitalism, a kind of organization 3 Mars second 4 thymes with sharing 6 unethical values 7 pre-betrayal relationship 9 most rollers showed this characteristic 1469 15 The Man Who Shot _ Valance 16the ____League saves the day 18 under-appreciated historical German anarchist 19 enemies of _ 20 light-bulbs of thought 23 non-moral values 25 isn’t free 26 the complection of elves 29 ____united, will never be defeated 30 preferred low tech weapon of the people 35 turning it on makes things run 36<3 Across I mutual aid,solidarity, and direct action 3 patron saint of anarchism, Red ____ 5 what makes us interesting 8 the one who tels you "no’ 10if it succeeds, we’re all out of work 11 David Graeber created this 12 we should have this with the people of Rojava 13 skynet begins with computers that are this 17 in the national assembly those who op- posed the monarchy 20 one big union 21 supposedly, the best 22 communists’ favarite activity 24 locking down 27 under the shade of swords 28 locking down, breaking windows are ex- amples 31¢m a human being dammit, | deserve this 32 sweet ones are made of these 33 participating in your own repression 34 bearded man who hated us 35 checkitat the door 37 flyover states 36 anarchists hate them and grow up to be them 38 ____inmiracles 39 not owners 40 Lincoln and Douglas

May of ’68 Down 2what the hanging ropes will be made of 3aspook referring to all of us 4 akaRive Gauche, home to the Latin Quarter 5 British for “department” 6 they’e trying to show something 7 thestate of being without acore 8 the best kind of street protest fodder 10 course of action intended to achieve a result Iinvolvement without thought of conse- quences 15 don’tlet this be what limits you 16 groups called together for consultation or management 18 the only (barely) socially-acceptable radicals 19 aka Dany le Rouge 20 more than 20000 marched towards this police occupation 22 streets had posters of this motorcycle rider 25 extended goals 27 Aufheben and LibCom could be described as this 2810 have an effect on 29 one of the founders of French New Wave, the Gravedigger 31 the university that was closed 32 liberals want alot of this kind of fair, open talking Across 1____ must change 8 usually small talk, drugs, and cruising 9 underneath the paving stones 12 location of May ’68’s first factory occupation 13 battle plans 14 where workers associate 17 collective ownership, usually state-based 20 fodder from those streets 21 considered the most radical French film- maker 22"first they came for the _ 23Thesong 24 the best kind of strike 26 Guy kicked out most of thern 30it’s supposed to fixall our problems 33 the state of being unexceptional 34 an attempt to reach agreement 352 boxer does these 36 to damage utterly 37 what has not yet taken place (and may never) 3akind of blockade

Down Ttheartof not dying 2 born a prince and died a charming pauper 3arising up against authority 4not later 5 death on one’s own terms 6 Foucault’s main jam 7 Howard Hughes and Emily Dickinson were known for being this 8 notthe future 9 fancy word for murder 10 authored The Catechism of the Revolutionary 11 the namesake of the musical group 12 the time for talking has come to an end 15 victory requires great _ 18 systematized knowledge 20 the bane of truth tellers 22 shih, just between you and me 25 a favored subject for pedants 26 impressive lapanese woman, falsely ac- cused 27 east of the Ukraine 29 can you spare some 31 things we strive to meet 32to____anopinion Across Lthe politics of being free 6 this kind of band is the warst 9 the solution for apathy 13 Columbine mafia 141targeted political violence 16 glass half empty 17 the inevitable end, which we must suffer 19state vs state violence 21 believer in nothing 23 bummer 24 the beautiful _ 27 neither rhyme nor 28 ____ makes perfect 30 plan or method 33 maneuvers 34 Lennon was ane 3S0m______uphere 36 justification

Anti-Global Down Tdramatic, aka militant 2 related to large business 3 the common consequence of actions 4 relating to a system in which one country rules another 5 the finishing school for socialization 7 dance, etc. 10 someone said, people who value this over their principles soon lose both 12 referring to the whole world 14 when cops hide in plain sight 15 calmness 16 the kind of meeting in Seattle in 1999 19 small in German 20alarge crowd of denigrated people 22 groups of physiologically or anatomically related organs or parts 24 all the exciting or important events that happen inalocale 26 the author of “never before have people been so infantalized, made so dependant on the machine for everything " 28 coffee shop with rapacious tendencies and fragile windows 30 thejail-prone 33 Tolstoy said, everyone thinks of doing this to the world, but not of doing it to themselves zation Movement Across 6 astatement of serious disagreement 8 variations within a group 9 way too oligarchical organization 10 the ron fist in the iron glove 1L what you want when you plug in your phone 12 Carlo’s infamous city 13 adesire fora future event 17 getting ready to go into action 18n capitalism, means “be able to” 21 below the blades 23 the city that named an era 25 the transparent part of some businesses 27 these were repped in Seattle by people in costume 29 the most immediate propaganda form 31 can be exchange, can be business 32 marginalization 34 started in Germany, now it’s everywhere 35 young ‘uns 36 to instruct 37 ot exactly like the ones in the so-called wild west 38 low-tech ranged weapons 39 fight

Crimethinc Down Ifamous for being stale 2"the working class neighborhood of Chapel Hill” 3 free radio 4ideal society of nowhere 5 the eyes of buildings 8 butterflies are blatant about it 10 amilitant reformer 11 the vital characteristic of a young person 13 show 15 an action or idea that questions whether somethingis true or accurate 18 talking big 19 relating to fundamentals 20 Symbionese _____ Army 22 an activity done for fun, usually can be lost orwon 23 this reporting has moved significantly to the web, these days 27 astone doing this gathers no moss (or so they say) 28 Hitchcock made this form of travel sugges- tive 30 acity known for witchcraft,also a cigarette Across 1 _asfuck 2 detrimental absorption or assimilation 6 one who collects 7 aggressive deconstruction 9 what we do when we’re not working 12_ defines us, 14 the clique-iest part of security culture 16 the obvious response to insularity 17 Black and Red, LBCBooks, Eberhardt Press, each is one 19 meaningful to a particular topic 21 doesn’t have to be tourism, but usually is 23 awoman’s name, also happiness 24 the part of the gun where you put the bullets 25 John Lennon sang about having it, and look what happened to him 26 Kennedy said if peaceful anes aren’t pos- sible, then violent ones are 29 many blood sucking insects, we hear 3150me who break with established customs 32 challenging goals 33 something that arouses to a particular emotion or action is an 34 areputed inner being 35 to try hard to do something difficult 36 one of the main parts of a long piece of classical music

Black and Red Press Down 2amajor group of the Anishinaabe-speaking peoples 4agentler word for theory 560s folk 7 doing something 9 Fredy was against this before it was cool 10 to express 13 a group going somewhere together 14 subways 15 the ity for lovers 16 Bataille said "I believe that truth has only one face: that of aviolent ____" 20 what something is worth 22 refers to an event that is memorable for the appearance it creates 24 newspapers and news magazines 25 when people completely change their government or political system, usually by force 28 associations 29 sterile members of a colony of social insects 30 being with other people 32 we hear,a sandwich with pastrami and saverkraut on rye bread 33 usually understood as money over expenses 34 Senecasaid, this is the wish of some, the relief of many,and the end of all 36 the people who are around you and influ- enceyou 38 to quickly move out of the way Across Ithis kind of fiction appeals through pornogra- phy and other cheap thrills 3aseamonster from the old testament & Having Little, Being Much is a lovely example 8 these are threatened through crossbreeding with domestic ones 11____ and the self-managed counter-revolu- tion 12important 16 awareness 17 ____,1doMind Dying 18 group of people involved in persistent social interaction 19 the computation of a definite integral 21 fortification 23in oceanography,a place where two water masses come together 26 the values and principles of asystem in place, are contradicted or reversed 27 the quieter partner 30 et of conditions that exist at a particular time in a particular place 31we hear, funny knitting command 35 produced an important text about this concept,still very useful today 37 those who attain Nirvana have become this 39 not right 40indigenous 41learning by repetition 42 Hitler wrote a book about his

AK Press Down Tanother word for oversee 2 the process of buying and/or selling 3agroup noun for liberals 4 spreading a supply of something in an area 5 itis alabel that can mean alot oralittle 9 getting stronger 11.an organization that deals with social prob- lems 12a river,a woman, a company 13 stories of the past 14 twenty years ago, this acronym was nota word, now every site should have one 15 bad pressing 17 the body of the state 20the way that parts of a thing are arranged 21 what managers are supposed to show; but not too much 22amanager of the product of writing 24 behavior of hens and roosters 26 working together is called this 29 the Democrats and Republicans are parties in this 30 notspecial 31 thetireless ex who tabled and traveled and repped and started 3310 express something in a definitive way Across 2 he said "the great project of our time must be t0 open the other eye” 5 bookkeeping 6 what ayncaps say work is 7 the people’s power 8 not Winston, but Ward 10 believer in worker councils 1410 form a larger group with smaller groups 16 getting entirely rid of 18a catch-all word for busy anarchists 19 outside of a dog, these are a person’s best friends 23 the color of plebian blood 25 relating to the parties, weddings, perfor- mances, etc. that rich and fashionable people 20 27 washing machines do this to clothes 28 lateral 31 refusing to accept 32 Berkman’s paper in San Francisco 34 liberation 35 poke 36 amovable library

Little Black Cart Down 2 Anarchy magazine is avoice for this tendency 4theyve been fighting for our lives for years 5 Bobs hobbyhorse 6 journeys and destinations can be this 7a child of unmarried parents 9ascary murky figure from pre-revolutionary Russia 10 How to Live, The Impossible, Patience, and margarine words 11 Krishnamurti said “Itis no measure of health 10 be well adjusted to a profoundly sick 131’ crazy how many things he’s written about 16 the product of publishing 18 Bonanno’s jam 20 author, publisher infrastructurist 22 bandit, autodidact, poet, father inspiration 23imprisoned in Spain, writes about nonvio- lence 24 0dd 28 short for magazines, but a very different animal 29a powerful feeling 30 ablacksmith’s tool 31 revisiting the Situationists with modern French flair 34 short for Arthur Across 1decolonize 3 the most rejuvenating thing Tucker and Zerzan have had in years 5 he popularized ltalian insurrection and. Stirner,this autodidact has been astalwart influence on US anarchists for decades 810 print again 12 this kind of being is explored in frere du- pont’s book 14.aterm for queer vengeance 15 to express opinion about something after examining and judging it carefully and in detail 16 making black and silver cool 17 describes things that don’t seem to go together 19 place in France where people prevented a nuclear reactor 21 Canadian, producer of Opstercatcher 25 the seminal work of this theorist s due fora new translation 26 people get it confused with individualism 27 aUs father and son combination 30 targeted political violence 32 anice toast to give 33 the people who gave us pizzaand Novatore 35 one of Zerzan’s favorite derogatory term

Lifestylism Down Ithese rooms are full of desks and aggravation 3 sex between aman and a boy 5is now a party for minimum government 7 intercourse of a physical kind 8something large such as a bulding or a bridge that is bult from different parts 9 the font of egoism 10 Stirner would argue that being this is no sin 13 this used to be an innocent word that went with tea, now it’s a police tactic 14an insulting word for someone who dislikes or does not understand serious art, lterature, or music 15 the way in which the different parts of something are combined or arranged 16 important anarchist, then non-anarchist 20 behaving in an informal way 21 presumably tending toward tolerance 23 the situationists would be rolling in their graves 24 wilde said “do not speakill of ____Only people who can’t get in do that ” 27 biopower, panopticon, and a refusal to propose positive solutions 29 used about events or experiences in your life 30 ____ and every way, we’re getting better and better 32 having something in common 33 friendly 36 amore militant vegetarian 38 something that people feel has value because it is beautiful or expresses ideas Across 1state of being worried or concerned 2 they lost their panache after Evasion 4not interested in politics 6 teaching that life s full of suffering caused by desire 11costless 12 labor 14 known for a property quote, quite eloquent about many things (not women) 17 professionalized aesthetics 18 the power to make your own decisions 19 characterizes the thinking of a group or nation 21 Che supported deep feelings of this 22aform of communication that is increasingly policed 25 some think that anarchy means this 26 new and completely changing the way that somethingis done, thought about, or made 28 the bad boy of NAMBLA fame 30 adjective made popular by Sartre 3 rebellion 34 the ethical slut refers to this 35 relating to one person 37 substances used as medicine or intoxication 38 land of the free, so they say 39single partner habit 40 the language of appearances 41agreat song in Charlie and Chocolate Factory

Hot Autumn Down T got the time tick-tick-tickiny in my head 2getrid of completely 3____istheft 4 freedom-loving 6 what Catholic priests give on Sundays. 7 irrelevant 8 what those who seek power want 9 there’s a shroud that is named with this 11 things that are taking over our jobs 13 caused a revolution, also, all around us 14 theoretical system from Italy in the 1960s out of operaismo movement 15 Fromm said “What holds true for the indi- vidual holds true fora _ 19 things that one is busy with 23 from a big city 25 Camus said there is hardly any passion with- out this 29 one sign of a healthy liberal democracy 30the noun of refuse 32 the workers’ enemy 33 take advantage of 35 Woolf said this place was “where the sun- sets are longer, the dawns less sudden and sentences are often left unfinished from doubtas how to best end them.” Across 3martyr and secretary of the italian anarchist black cross in the 19605 5 belief in those who labor 8 the target of the Red Scare 10 wildcat ones are the best 12 means “the struggle continues” in Italian 16 amilitary or police group 17 the process of making or growing things in large quantities 18 keeps you nodding 20the over-arching system for lawyers and bookkeepers 2L involving technique 22 don’t do this,or follow 24indigenous folks 26 workerin talian 27 dance s this, so s restless leg syndrome 28 she wrote a book critiquing Marx, and helps with the information society 30 May ‘68was said to be asocial one,nota political one 31 something that causes trouble or difficulty 34 detached 36 the ability to influence or control what people do or think 37 they may be revolutionary agents, but its justastage 38 the number of work hours we used to be usedto 39 the ideas and activities involved in getting powerina country 40 to expend effort 41the geographic boot

Occupy Down Lthis kind of action gets the goods 3The Big Apple 4 taxation without this is tyranny 5 no war, but this war 9 judgement or analysis 10 congregation 11 mental creativity 13 belief in rallies, marches, and fliers 15 showing how it works today, instead of waiting for tomorrow 16 the most homogeneous of decision making methods 21 committee 22 common targets of anarchist rage. 25 area known for its stock exchanges 27there s a“there” there 2910 be coping with inability or difficulty 31 fairly amiable disagreements 33 beyond the atmosphere of the earth 34 "worst of evils, for it prolongs the torment of man” Across Tself help for basic skills 2 plotting to commit crimes 6 home of Occupy Wall Street 7 solidarity means this 8 tomorrow, next month, forever 1L when something isn’t fair 12 belief in money markets 14 many persons 17 tents. s’mores fireflies 18 plural of medium,some of our enemies 19 hipster term for revolt, revolution, or resis- tance 20 doing something 23 the right answer to anews polls 24 stories like Jesus or Hercules 26 executed by BART cops, sparked riots 2710 bein a contrary condition or disagreeance 28 canvas housing 30 ____ not bombs 32 supposition 33 break-y 35 credited with “we are the 99%" 36 coordinated group action 37 friendly
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Anarcho-Transhumanism Down 1Toffler wrote about it 3 the city-based foundation for our salvation 4 blend seamlessly 5 stuff that makes up other stuff 7 response to astimulus 8 sets the amount of data that can pass 10 our bodies make too many of these 12 the study of matter and energy, especially interacting 15 the part of the earth that can supportlife 16 t0 be overcome 19 humanity now 21 means to an end 23 the ultimate one 25 relating to heredity, they say 26 not public 28 some people long for this dissolution, but notus 29 the blend of our past and our future 30 related to the cosmos 32want 33 personal standards Across 2 the only way to get enough is to go out 6t can’t come fast enough 9 change 10 living leggo blocks 11 this can always be expanded 13.an outdated concept relating to bodies 14the only pure thing in the universe 17 making 18 mind flowers 20 value-laden categorization 22 we can do this on asteroids 24.cool ids call it bionomics 27 going beyond, we can do this to ourselves 31 unique, s0 special 34the _____ourdestination 35 the language of secrets 36 aliberal concept, but ours should be infinite 37 coming together, in a dialectical way 38 our scene s this, which just proves how right we are

New York/East Coast Down 2 cutting edge political comnics and grunge art 3 things that happened before now, as far as we know 4asignificant alternative college in New York 5 a coalition of workers comes from here 6 burough divided by a iver of the same name 7 Goldman’s main comrade 8 home of hipster sauerkraut 9 related to the academy 10 a healthy pooping position 13amember of a18th century society of the same name, for educated women 15 2 neighborhood in Brooklyn, apparently with pancaked plants 19 uncored 20 Berkman did one for anarchism, stil one of the most inspirational texts for newbies 21 Novatore and Bonanno, and so many others 22 along-term Autonomous Marxist and art publisher 24 Emerson said “The sanity of balance of a thousand insanities. 25 thymes with hippies, is sometimes an exclamation of delight 26 costing a lot 30 Abbie, some say he was an anarchist _isa Across 1 the immigrant communities that were this were some of the strongest bulwarks, until they 100 got integrated into the morass, they gave us Sasha and Emma, among many others 9 anarchist ex-panther 11also short for new english fanciers action committee 12 als0 means 505 145he s the measure for many anarchists 16 athinker, best when unschooled 17 even more than more, also Johanrs last name 18 advocates seizure of power by groups of workers 23achurch where they let us hold events 27 acronym for an area,also a man’s shortened name 28 the most populous burough 29t was a recent thing that got the liberals and the anarchists excited 31 abreak in the flow 32this group’s sex-positive name couldn’t be said on the radio 33"the rich are better than you and I" 34 people coming from somewhere else 35 it was "amonthly magazine devoted to social science and literature”
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Green Anarchism Down 210 bring back 3 total number of inhabitants 4 ____itself sometimes refers to pie 5 when tools own us 6 having grandparents and kids 8 each thing has avoice 9 the old man of Eugene 12 no, this space here 13 livestock management 14 destruction of environment, especially when willful 15 used to be water, now it’s information 18 poet of the ecology movement 19 today’s panacaea, the tempting solution toa mechanized world 21Derrick’s preferred partner 23 state of grace 27 the whole enchilada 28 something to sabotage 29 the science of distancing ourselves from land 30 the ideology of not oppressing animals 32 when animals do this, we laugh 33 sweater-wearing co-leader of DGR 35 the mother of mothers 36 without these we fall over Across Ithe study of the Other 7 original sin 10the oily end s nigh 11 these are for fixing things 13 nesting for hippies and other back-to-the- landers 16 front section of aship or boat 17 believing that we are part of the real 18 Bakunin advocated secret ones 19 the myth that things can continue 20 only beavers should make these 22 antivegan co-leader of DGR 23 you’ve got mail 24 for stealthy breathing when under water 25 influential green marxist 26 storms, floods, melting ice caps 31notan anarchist,a cellist 34 tractors and shit 37 the american martyr of anarcho-primitivism 38____alltoo 39 the word for pure nature, for those who believe

Elisée Reclus Down Twhat lifted him over Paris 3 hesaid anarchy is the highest expression of this 4 number of volumes in his master work 5 he initiated a moverment of this, that would still be radical today 6 a plant-based eating practice he promoted 8 one of his ttles, Anarchy, Geography, _ 9in the US they’re just more military, but in the Commune they were good guys 12 hessaid, humanity is nature achieving this 15 one of his famous partners in crime 17 whatall relationships are 19 wrote a manifesto attacking the govern- ment in this city 20 he said that this and revolution are con- nected, not just in name 22 ield he’s best known for 23 this anti-lifestylist was influenced by Reclus through Mumford 27 Reclus joined him in aerostatic operations, also,"to swim" in Spanish Across 2 thestate where he spent most of his time in the US 6 he inveighed against this common demo- cratic process 7 he was a good man,also known as this 10 developed Reclus’ workin the direction of “biosophy” 11award he got although banished from France 13 his first and onlylegal wife 14 Reclus met him and became an anarchist, a not uncommen reaction 16 Sale said his work was unflinchingly this 18 a series of notes, and an anarchist who was influenced by him 21 his fellows, their intervention from Britain commuted his sentence to banishment 23 the term indicating relationship between people and land that his work anticipated 24 his job for two years in the US 25 currently a green-washing term, it used to be more significant 26 his writing was said to have "brilliant 28 the original Bloom author, heavily influenced by a book Reclus edited 29 his non-state-sanctioned partner, also one. of the names of a D Salinger title 30 he was repulsed by it in the US south, as are weall 31tovoteis to give up your own this

Louise Michel Down Tshe was threatened with being sent to one of these institutions for the "crazy” (aka socially challenging) 2 intervened to get her out of prison to see her dying mother 3she made a big impression on this young (at thetime) suffragette 5 what France has made of her memory, her most iberal facet 8 where she learned the language of the indigenous people and agitated against colonialism 9 mourned his loss with “The Red Camation” 12 her most common nickname 13"powerisa____,thatis whyam an anar- chist” 14the number of months of her first prison stay 15 dedicated Viro Major to her, alternatively,a science fiction award 18 she cemented this symbol as one for anar- chists 201 see the red reflection of flames. It s Paris afire. That fireisa ___ " 21 where she’s buried 22 she was a passionate ane, there were some in Oakland too (members of a kind of collec- tive) 25 she was sentenced to this kind of trip in 1873 26 she contemplated his assassination, and refused to acknowledge him 27 dared the judges to sentence her to this 28 i am ambitious for ____" (people en masse) 29 she was granted this by the state in 1880 33 where she was shot Across 1shewasan _ mune 4 she said these will be worse than any they replace[in power] because they claim infallibiity and practice excommunication 6 like Voltairine, she defied expectation by doing this for her assailant 7 what she escaped, but that happened to 35000 Parisians on the fall of the Commune (aword for mass murder) 10 the task of teachers is to give to the people the intellectual means to do this 11 what the media does to us all 16 she joked, in meetings these make the most revolutionary motions 17 when she stopped fighting for justice 19 her nickname from the Versailles press 23 she advocated spreading this out to all the people 24sheled onein 1883 30 "the first thing that must change s the _ between the sexes” 31 the woman who probably convinced Michel t0 become an anarchist 32a dressing practice of Michel and George Sand,although now it’s common 34 where the last stand took place 35 fire-friendly 36 the amazing event that she vowed never to renounce _woman during the com-

SF Bay Area Down 2 third largest city in the area, major port town 3 usually,slightly more palatable state actors 4 the best neighborhood in SF, even now 5 this puzzle could cause some, this book could too 6 the cause (and means) of a monthly moving party 7 with straightedge, the most hardcore ideol- ogy ever 8 one of the last bastions of anarchist event spaceinSF 12 social econornic trend of displacing poor people that is also used to bludgeon Indi- viduals of Privilege 13____, -or- decolonize 15 the preferred social f2f interface for many anarchists 17 long-time bookstore in SF 20this food item i iconic for a couple neigh- borhoods in the bay area 21 known for windiness and a bridge, among other things 22 dead ends at the Berkeley campus,site of street vendors and pot before it was cool 23 they believe in using the system to change the system. Favored epithet of many. 25 the ideology of action 27akind of orange, also astreet name 29 Thakeray said, good humor could be one of the best articles of dress to wear in _ 31 east bay for punks! 32 collections of pages, collections of thoughts 35 the initials of a provacative publishing and distro group Across 1 they steal our aging youth 9an areathat is iconic of the 60s,in name and history 10 the English word for the waters we swim within 11 street famous from the 60s. 13 newish hot space in the east bay, used to be acrazy huge dance hall Latin prefix for “all” 14the belief (among other things) that the most oppressed are the most revolutionary 16 alocal triumph of black Muslim activism 18 an over-used word for conflict 19 means relying on careful cutting techniques by law enforcement 24 the French word for the waters we swm within 26 famous for free speech in the 60s 28 alocal group that promotes direct action for redistribution of property 30 one of the oldest infoshops in the US 33 sometimes these treats end up in people’s faces 34 the idea that skin color determines many crucial things about individuals 35 not right 36 victims of a fire, theyre moving, but still bay area for now 37 dictionary says “the art or science of gover- nance”
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Johann Most Down Tinspirational acts of violence 2 he served inthis position for four years 4his convinced him that parliamentary action was futile 6 believed this kind of hostile promise was only relevant when followed by action 7amonth,also, someone hanged for Haymar- et,and an associate of Most’s 9 what the Marxist movement used to be called 11who the anarchists act on behalf of (accord- ing to him) 15 the classicvillain n fairytales, his was consis- tent 17 he supported Alexander Ifs,and advacated more of them 20 a play on “dynamite,” his nickname Nadifficult start tolife 23 one who attaches pages 25 he was against the state, and also this standard of Libertarian hetoric 26“the aims of anarchists and true commu- nistsare ____ 29 he was this, from the German Social Demo- cratic Party, for espousing anarchism 31the country that he thought was the most suited for anarchist agitation Across The was putin here, usually for advocating Killing rulers 3also called a free thinker, although | wouldn’t say Dawkins is one 5 had this as a child, disfigurement from cold 8 those who are to be inspired by acts of violence 101t is the lash of this that compels the poor man to submit 12 he was inspired by Most, who later publicly turned on him 13 he thought only under this system does the individual become himself and lead his own life 14 Joe McCarthy used this to great effect, it keeps people from getting hired 16 surrounded by social media, many of us are terribly this 18 he knew more of this than many clergymen 19 Most said, this being is practically an idio, with nathing to say that any sensible person should want to listen to 22 aname some might recognize, inspired many, including Most 24 ironically, he was religiously this. 27 one who speaks with passion in public on political topics 28 "freedom?” in German, the paper he started 30 willy nilly, and not “the right kind of vio- lence” 32according to Emma, she accosted him with this, o her eventual regret 33agood one is a writer’s best friend 34 the modern scourge, unlimited growth 35 “any thought of centralization must be a 36 it’s not just a conference, he was one also 37 he wrote a summary of this highly-influen- tial German book

Voltairine de Cleyre Down 2 close friend and confidante, who killed himself 3born in this hand 4staying in this Catholic institution moved her away from religion 6 the language she taught 7 the number of mourners at her funeral 10 one of the tenets of classical anarchism, and the name of one of her essays 12 argued that the Paris Commune failed because they tried to break political chains without breaking chains of this kind 14a callection of her witings from the Liber- tarian Book Club, in 1980 15 she s ane of the reasons its hard to entirely give up on this label 17 Emma embraced it, Voltairine rejected it 18 a great wind, and the name of one of her poems 19 anti-clerical movement 20 she attempted this twice, but unlike her close friend, she did not succeed Across Lwhat replaced individualism in her prefer- ence, named after reciprocity 5 dude she was named after 8acollection of weapons, her wiitings were called one of knowledge 9 the role she played in The Progressive Age 11 her later tendency was without these, marking tolerance between schools of thought 13 when running away from school she swam tothis place 16 someone who practices rigid self-discipline 20 she argued strongly against this common military form, arguing that neither pay nor pensions should be provided for those who make a trade of killing 21 the il topic of one of her best essays 22 argued that this capitalism-friendly ethicis important 23she was inspired by the actions of this southern anarchist of her time 24 aformer one, sick n the head, tried to kill her 25 the language she learned to speak and write 26 Emma called her the most gifted and _ anarchist woman America ever produced 27 the hanging of these martyrs was to the time what Sacco and Vanzetti was to a later era,deeply radicalizing

Emma Goldman Down 1 would-be assassin, editor of Mother Earth 2 crosser of borders 3 originator of the Ubermensch 6 makeshift orator’s stand 7 famous Russian rebellion in which anarchists were once again slaughtered by their so- called allies 9the justification for the McCarthy era in the us 10 1UD, diaphragm, condoms, Plan B 11 banishment 12act of targeted political violence 13 when our dreams are shattered 15 cold sweet sold in Goldman and Berkman’s short-lived Worcester shop 16 deadly labor strike against Carnegie Steel Company 17 non-believer 21 Gaia 22 she was credited as "the first and only American, to take up the defense of _ love before the general public” 25 imprisoned 27 pleasurable movement, usually to music 28 German-Anarchist advocate of propaganda bythe deed Across 1 “the Soviet Ark” was the nickname of this ship 4 what first-wave feminism was all about 5 the Act for the "Suppression of Trade in, and Circulation of, Obscene Literature and Articles of Immoral Use” 8 what one does while the iron is hot 10 Emma likened this man to Marcus Junius Brutus 13 forced to leave 14 bordered by Latvia and Belarus 18 compulsory recruitment 19 polyamory of those times 20 before there were zines there were these 23 her autobiography 24 the one responsible for Goldman and Berkmar’s deportation 26 infoshop in Baltimore 29 the Hobo Doctor 30 ransacking of anarchist spaces in 1920 31 left four anarchist hung in Chicago 32 popular language of Jewish immigrants
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Things Anarchists Hate Down Tlies, sometimes subtle, sometimes blatant 2 bosses, teachers, parents, bureaucracies, etc 5 talking about unhappiness instead of acting 6 superficiality 7 what the state says we get 8 ignoring significant information 9 glassy targets 1L usually the first time we encounter the state 13 the rules that rule us 16 judging someone based on race 17 the system of buying and selling 20 the corporate uniform 21 globe-spanning parasites 22 ineptitude 24 rigid guidelines 25 overemphasizing the potential of asingle relationship 28 boring gatherings 30 making overly-nice allowances for things 31 our first authorities 33a routine task, iconic of the mundane daily grind Across 1fear of the queer 3 those who tell on their friends to the author - ities 5 small s, there are many on this continent, big s there really only one 10 betrayers 12 arguably,if we liked this, we’d pick more reasonable goals 14 Itake my desires for because| believeinthe _____ of my desires 15 large businesses 18 uncalled for violence against a person 19 being overly concerned with irrelevencies 23 lack of commitment shows this 26 one way the state tells us what to do 27 genital mutilation of boys 29 the body of people positioned to rule us 32those who overly emphasize the values of state-based education 34 political players 35 judging someone based on innies or outies 36 removing hair with a sharp object 37 some of these underground rodents go so far as to have kids with their targets 38 the fist that the real bosses hide behind 39 judging someone based on education, money,etc.

Renzo Novatore Down TNovatore was found dead with this danger- ous jewelry 2 overwhelming desires or emotions 3 author of The Dream of My Adolescence 4he rejects this for the triumph of the | 5“the most brutal of enslaved beasts.” 6 0ne of the weapons found on Novatore dead body ginsurgent 10 wanderer 12 co-editor of Iconoclasta! 14 he brought fire to mankind 15 author of "The Damned Song” 16 ghosts 18 birth place of Abele Rizieri Ferrari 22advancement 25 pistol popular with anarchists of his time 26 philosopher who announced god’s death 27 reection of moral principles 28 translator of “Towards The Creative Nothing” 29 repudiation 3 these must be "the fatal announcement of a great social storm” Across 4woe 6 the supreme being who s “a pill for consti- pated minds” 7 author, Der Einzige und sein Eigentum 9 rejecting what is right, good, or proper 11 dark banners 13elation 17 notorious Italian-Argentinian anarchist, subject of Anarchism and Violence 19 Renzo was sentenced to death for deserting this historical violent event 20 unprogrammed 21 haiku, epic, free verse 23 "the mother of Socialism, daughter of Christianity” 24 military Italian police 28 free blossoms 30an expression of joy or passion 32an Italian anarcho-futurist collective 33 destroyer of idols 34 Mussolini’s party 35 father of realism
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Alfredo M. Bonanno Down 1 Continental philosopher concerned with the Geist 3author of "More, Much More” 4"a deepening of reciprocal knowledge” 5 self-governance 8 Rabin Hood’s favorite crime 910 oppose Mussolini and the like 10 bank robber, publisher, and English transla- tor of talian insurrectionist texts 14 Bonanno’s journal 15 originality 17 relaxed 19 this movement is opposed to the Fictitious Movement 20 black dog in Italian 22 wealth 24 home of gelato and tiramisu 27 the opposite of play, in a dualistic sense 29 Bonanno wrote a eulogy for this 30 bravery Across 2 book calling for the re-evaluation of prison abolition, written from prison 4weaponized happiness 6 the name for the West Bank and the Gaza Strip 7 ___Editions, London publisher 11 an offensive, to strike 12strain 13 Bonanno says this man “reeks of metaphys- ics," and "has his roots i the Protestant mysticism of the middle ages” 16 jail house 18 his middle name 21 the use of immediately effective means rather than negotiation 23 Informal Anarchist Federation 25 pardon 26 named for the Roman prosecutor, in which Bonanno was the suspected “anarchist leader” 28 digital paper-pushing 3171t’s easy You can do it by yourself,or with a bunch of trusted comrades” 32 self organization of struggle, permanent conflictuality and attack 33 Bonanno’s birthplace 34 Bonanno was convicted of this crime at 72 years old, again
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Mikhail Bakunin Down 1what Patrick McGoohan s in the cult TV series 2someone who puts their fists up 3 opposition 4 the fortress where Bakunin was imprisoned for three years 5 asupporter of centralized social and eco- nomic control, especially of all means of production 8 participant in the unsuccessful conspiracy to overthrow Czar Nicholas | in December 1825 9 conceived a natural law of balance operating within society, rejected authority as an enemy of order,and threw back at the authoritarians the accusations leveled at anarchists, in the process he adopted the title he hoped to have cleared of obloguy 11 tomorrow 13aset of questions and answers 15 acity in southwestern Switzerland 16 Russia’s famines are famous for people eating this 19 cold place where Russian dissidents were sent 21 became tsar in Bakunin’s childhood 22 united to work together 23 Rome s its most famous city 24 aRussian writer and thinker known as the “father of Russian socialism” and one of the main fathers of agrarian populism 26 Bakunin broke with him over his “Jesuit methods” 28 alarge meeting of members of a political group 30 Bakunin, People’s Will, Kropotkin, Herzen Across 6saved by _ 7____isbuming 8send outof the county 10 jockeying for power 12 his canonical stature within Western phi- losophy is universally recognized 14the complement to sisterhood 15 an empty ejaculation 17a condition of excitement or distress 18 the totality of social relationships amang humans 19 _____admirer 20 existing between countries 25 Friedrich, Marx’s partner 27 we hear, pencil scratchings 29 Jack,also acity 31s0meone who thinks ahead 32 Debs would’ve been a President who was one 33 bariers
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Anarcho-Pacifism Down Tagroup trying to thwart foreign occupation 3 the more passive participants in an event 4 talking about problems, divorced from action 5 high level plan to achieve difficult goals 9 things intended to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power 13 compulsory enlistment of people ina national service 14 armed conflict between societies 16 relating to fathers 17 booze 18 a deal in which all parties lose and gain 21 from hipsters, was initially used to describe beatniks in the Village and the Haight 23 political, economic, or military predomi- nance or control of one state over others 26 overused word for sensory response 28 causing harm, or (for some) intending to cause harm 29 study of the past 32 what some consider proper 33 these are used to get to goals Across 2voluntary or involuntary association of iving organisms 6 capable of producing a desired effect 7 confused 8 name of cities in Indiana, Kansas, and Mis- sourt 10 they are a form of spirit, often described as metaphysical or supernatural 11 bearing witness on behalf of an express cause 12 lack of apparent conflict 14 what mosquitos and spoiled people do 15 exercise of authority or powerin a burden- some, cruel,or unjust manner 19 goals 20 means to achieving a plan 22 confidence in something, frequently ac- cused of being blind 24 able to be put into practice 25 fairness 27 strong attachment 30 to commit an individual into something 31Wilde said, | choose my friends for their good looks, my acquaintances for their good characters, and these for their good intellects 33 Chavez said, In some cases non-violence requires more this than violence 34 often used to mean profound immorality 35 an atom, molecule,or ion with unpaired valence electron(s) 36 what everyone thinks they are 37 Ward accused most/many pacifists of being. this, only valuing militant resistance in far-away places 38 the Dutch Gandhi of the West, wrote The Conquest of Violence 39 the simple opposite of anarchist

Anarchist Academics Down 1 Israeli, wrate one of the few good academic books on anarchy, Anarchy Alive! 3 teachesart in Canada 5 deceased co-founder of Research Group One 6 founded IAS, translated a Durruti biography, and criticized Bookchin 7 famed geographer, participant in the Paris Commune 10 identifies himself as a “left-wing market an- archist,” his thoughts on markets are indebt- ed to Carson’s mutualism 11 should be best known for being owned by Foucalt 13 US anthropologist, famous, thinks there should be more anarchists in academia ig- nored his predecessor, Barclay 17 best known for his intelligent and insightful critiques of state education 18 today’s most significant anarchist theorist 19 wrote a book of thumbnail sketches called From Bakunin to Lacan, which does none of them justice 20Black’s target that set the pattern 23 Canadian, wrote Gramsci is Dead, also co- founder of online journal Affinities 24 anthropologist, not famous, wrote The State 26 she wrote biography of de Cleyre, and was a member of the Alliance of Libertarian Anar- chists 28 wrote books on Sacco and Vanzetti, the Hay - market Riot, the Kronstadt Rebellion, Voltair- ine de Cleyre, The Modern School Movement andsoon 30 has written a lot about science fiction and anarchist thought Across 2 editor of Hostis, author of The Master’s Tools 4 critic of anarchoprimitivism, philosophy pro- fessor, general director of IAS 7 working at a university was late and minor in hislife. He is known for his love/erotic poetry, and for setting the stage for the San Francisco renaissance 8 his ideas on knowledge involve three central claims: knowledge is the ultimate goal of in- quiry; knowledge is true belief, and justifica- tion s merelya means for arriving at true belief 9 Canadian poet, founder of Canadian Literature, and author of Anarchism: a history of libertari- an ideas and movement 120neof the few who give the restagood name, started a very influential free school in Spain 14 best known for his contributions to political anthropology, his fieldwork in Paraguay, and his theory of stateless societies 15 anarchists from there have nothing good to say about this Balkan federalist currently liv- ing inthe US 16 editor of Minor Compositions, co-author of Constituent imagination: Militant Investigation, Collective Theorization 21 proponent of post-anarchism, and editor of Anarchist Developments i Cultural Studies 22 founded and maintains the Anarchy Archives website and serves on the psych faculty at CGU 24 she lectures on Spinoza, identity, and femi- nism 25 political theary professor at Loughborough and editor of Anarchist Studies 27 an American novelist, playwright, poet, psy- chotherapist, although now best known as a social critic, anarchist philosopher, and public intellectual 29 currently a philosophy professor at the New School and at the European Graduate School 30 critic of postanarchism and author of Anar- chism and the Crisis of Representation, he takes being pied very seriously 31 this surrealist poet has witten as an anar- chist about problems with the acadermy 3200 of the three who developed “post-struc- twralist anarchism’, also amonth 33 Albert’s colleague and Z magazine contribu- tor

Laurance Labadie Down 1Laurance defended the use of them i trials against Rothbard 2an unmarried man 3anarchists do not attempt to produce this through artificial or authoritarian means 5 not complicated 6 a label for someone with false understanding of anarchist principles 7 this spook is in the nature of an organic entity ... amenable to observation and study with certain conclusions to be derived therefrom” 8 bravery and independence—Labadie set them against “Superstition and lgnorance” 9inheritance 12 debilitating sadness 15 one of the biggest names in anarchist individualism, founder of the publication Liberty 17 ____lyinlove 18 Labadie believed in free this 19 decentralist organization that promoted homesteading and adult education 22 farm animals who are unjustly metaphors for those willing to follow unthinkingly 23 friend of Labadie, wrote Men Against the State and edited an edition of The Ego and its Own 25 humor mixed with disdain 26 Labadie offered this kind of feedback as a giftto anyone, even those he admired 27 superficiall, the ability to do what you want 31 perspective and this are almost synonyms. Across 4foes 10 analogous to the name “Smith” in France. 11 the largest number of a group 13 effects,the school of these is the best teacher for free individuals 141fyou must speak, speak with this 16 equality in this is the only appropriate kind 19.all publications used to require this, now it’s what letterpresses do 20 vertical equivalent of a water level, and the kind of consistency that Tucker,and also Laurance, demanded from people’s anar- chism 21an awesome publishing company in NY, the original LBC, started by Arrigoni, et al 24 anarchist tendencies that emphasize individuals and their will over external determinants such as groups, society, tradi- tions, and ideological systems. 28 these are granted; ‘duties’ are enforced. To speak of them and duties is to think in terms. of authority 29a publication by Tucker and another word for freedom 30 one who rejects hope, among other things 32 popular woman of the time, who Labadie critcized for ignoring her debt to Stirner,and for rejecting anti-statism 33lack of harmony 34 one of Labadies’ ttles was Origin and Nature ofthis

Ethics Down Labove, beyond 2 confusing to JZ 3____ justice,and the american way 4the only rule) 6large 8 the belief that something is morally right if it helps a majority of people 10all the things that a particular person has done or experienced 11.aschool from the Greeks that thinks that the bestindication of an individual’s philosophy is not what someone says but how they behave 12 mammals, reptiles, amphibians 16 change based on survival of the fittest 17 inherent inclination of a living organism towards a particular complex behavior 18 school from the Greeks promoting the idea that “pleasure” is the greatest good, but the way to attain itis to live modestly, to gain knowledge of the workings of the world and the limits of one’s desires 22 the oppasite of affirmation 25 ideas of right and wrong 26 unclear Across 2astate of being clean, with nothing harmful included 5 what someane holds as important 6 slang for bourgeouis 7 an American socialist colony founded in 1897 in Washington state 9 holds that points of view have no absolute truth or validity within themselves 13 it’s all about what feels good 14 resistance 15 relating to the class of wage-earners 19 attempts to use philosophical methods to identify the morally correct course of action in various fields of human life 20 the degree of resistance to, or protection from, harm 21 the class of normative ethical thearies holding that the consequences of one’s conduct are the ultimate basis for any judg- ment of that conduct 23 someone who thinks that norms, principles, and moral criteria are likely to be improved from inquiry 2410 hold in this means to share 27 disbelief in god 28 moral excellence 29 noneater of anything from animals 30 Aristophenes said that comedy is allied to this

Things Anarchists Love Down Tformal ones work in schools, informal ones are everywhere 2 doing stuff 3 the region of our greatest triumph and perhaps most bitter defeat 4.0ne of the elements, the Mayans said our era would end destroyed by it 5 expressing discontent 6 Nietzsche said, in the course of this, men come to see that iron necessity is neither iron nor necessary 7a community of plants that includes trees 10 making something look good, sometimes at the expense of function 1L municipalities 12 states of mind characterized by abstraction and release from reality 13 bringing order and structure 15 to blame someone else 18 Wilde said, there is no such thing as a moral orimmoral one,they are either well- or poorly-written, that s all 20 to spoil someone’s chance at something 23 Wilde said, the stability of ahealthy one is the complete absence of any intelligence amongstits members 24 baguettes and wine 25 used to be dense and boiled, now fluffy and baked 26 stomping implements 27 facial covering 28 away to pull a crowd together 29 goes with everything Across 1 prefix for crossing 8 spirits for atheists 910 analyze closely 10 passion 14 partaking in a five-fingered discount 16 the ideology of not eating animal products 17 computers in your pocket 19 fittle mobile bits of heaven 2110 take space in 22 false names 26 cafe worker 27amonth 30 where our characters are tested, such as theyare 31 the four-footed cliche of the internetz 32anarchists making it work in revolutionary Russia (until they were betrayed by the Commies) 33 healthcare workers

Love and Rage Down Tghost 2afriend,especially someone you have fought together or worked with 3 the traditional beliefs and practices of a religion or political system 4lacking in resources 5 apolitical entity characterized by a union of partially self-governing states or regions under a central (federal) government 7 we hear,to fade away 10 arrangements and organizations of interre- lated elements 14a believer in ending a practice (ie slavery, prison) 16 one who uses unnatural methods 17 opinion piece in ajournal 18 platformist organization in Montreal and Boston, post Love and Rage 20 an efficient and orderly approach to tasks 21home of the hockey-lovers 22the position of being ahead 23 one of Subcomandante Marcos’ crew 29acompetition of speed 30 trendy 33 Nietzsche said the perfect one s a higher type of human than the perfect man, and also something much more rare 38a compllation devoutly to be avoided Across 1Students for a Democratic _ 6 interconnections 8 believer in the dialectic and materialist class relations 9 famous Bolshevik murdered with an ice-pick. 11 Judas is known as one 12 wrote "Ain’t 1a Woman?’, name taken fora group 13 activist group 15 those who do not learn this are doomed to repeat it 17 joining (frequently secretly) a usually larger organisation in an attempt to expand influ- ence 19 changing from one state to another 24 the founder of Bring the Ruckus, also twins 25 pro-voter 26 the period of 24 hours that s lit by sun 27 having twao similar aspects, parts, or func- tions 28 casual 31 unsanctioned occupancy 32 produce thatis still edible 34 out of the ordinary 35 home of the Aztec 36 a cause celebre, a death row inmate 37 widely applied as the guiding political and military ideology of the Communist Party of China,inexplicably popular among anarchists 39 not right 40 the slammers 411aborers

Black Rose Down Tane of the colors of traditional candy cane 2____anddesires 3 Wilde said, the true mystery of this s the visible, not the invisible: 4 under 7 Dorothy Day said, we disagree with _ Party, as we disagree with others who are trying to maintain the American way of ife 8 Wilde said, everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sexis about this 9 ground 10 something that causes other things to change, without changing itself Llabletolastalong time 12 responsibility. 13 they’re supposed to be the cultural equiva- lent of genes, which gives them more weight than they probably deserve 15 engagement 16 an ideology involving associations of work- ers 18 discrimination against those with disabilities 19 “West" in Kurdish 21 requirements. 25 Italian iconoclast, bandit, poet 26 Chesterton said, children are innacent and love this, while most of us are wicked and prefer mercy 28 Iberian Anarchist Federation 29 Canadian anarchist communist writer and theoretician Across Lasite of increasing surveillance 5 wilde said, biography lends to this anew terror 6 an advocate of civil liberty 7an economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit 11 Fromm said, what holds true for the indi- vidual holds true for this. 14 characterised by social ownership and democratic control of the means of produc- tion 17 the entire structure of a human organism 18 involved 20 concerning more than one country 22 manager of book production 23 street communication and art 24 someone famous wha peaple think repre- sents a particular idea 27akind of cracker 29 Russian anarchist, ally and later opponent of Karl Marx 30 John Brown was a famous ane 31 known as the Dean, famous again from Ocalan 32the study of the enviranment and its inhab- itants 33fickle

Midwest Down 2 home of the Bears football team Jinexpensive 4 music scene,lfestye, dead? 5 the Fin NEFAC 6 superstore chain 8 city of the Labadie Collection 9apleasant attitude, can be taken too far 11acolor,astate of metal 14a stickyslogan-holder 16 they weren’t always white, but are now 17 there’s a US kind, and a rest-of-the-world kind 19.2 game with balls and pins 21 the Malcolm X to Greenpeace’s MLK 22 keais now the icon of this group 23 official coupledom 26 1o make something shine 28 Stop The Left 29 the people who live in a particular country or area, or who belong to a particular time 30 legal possession of 31 pass over in a plane 33 free-standing abodes Across Tarranged sounds that are pleasant to hear S forstating an origin 7 uninteresting 8 leftalone 10 akind of chocolate cake 12 buttons 13 an apologist for the system 15 astate named after a iver, and known for buckeyes 17 one of the main macronutrients 18 acity in Wisconsin, also a trendy first name 20 hypermarket 24usual 25 only the goalkeepers can touch the ball 27a union that has occasionally had anarchists init 28 long-running newspaper with chaotic illustration, coming out of the bay area 31 not mountainous 32 valuing traditions 34 largest city on the US/Canada border 35gone 36 the pumps of industrialism 37 anticipatory 38 parent-prone
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Podcasts Down Tgiving too much importance to details 2 the one that broke the camel’s back 4amechanism 5 appropriation 6 once every seven days 10 a break to change topics, o when the speakers aretired 112 pun on light,atitle many seem to misun- derstand 12 relating to multiple nations 14an interaction involving usually one ques- tioner and at least one being questioned 15 2 long-standing group sharing cultural aspects 17 Herman Bell, Murnia Abu-Jamal, Michael Kimble 20sensory input 22 this crucial thing is t0o often lacking 24 jests that have been practiced and staged 25 teacherly, informative, condescending 27 not tactics but _ 28 not strategy but _ 29 things we work on that we love 33 things we reach, sometimes Across 3 formally or informally discussing a topic 7 asection of a broadcast 8 he’s been doing it the longest, and it shows 9 makes two more interesting than one 13 ears are required, but not sufficient 16 recipients of an action, but more active than most realize 18 a podcast that s entirely pre-scripted 19 once every 30 days or so 21 how an audience member can be more active 23abody of ideas 26 what happens when we talk to each other 28 of-the-day 30 fight 31 first zines, then blogs, now podcasts 32 what Anarchy Radio is 33 talking about relationships and personalities 34 some think its chaos 35 bigotry, discrimination, or hatred arising from attaching inferiority and superiority subdivisions within a group 36 something that becomes apparent over time

Answers to Platformist Anarchism Down Tclass 2 peasants 3 rules 6 politics 7 committee 8 communist 9Russia 12Durruti 14 platform 16 libertarian 18 movement 19 dues 20 federalism 23 NEFAC 24 solidarity 25 building 26 campaign 27 strike 28 work Across 2 propaganda 4life 5 the party 7 consensus 8 cadre 10 commune 1 united 13state 15 union 17 common 21 collective 22 bourgeois 24 s0ciety 26 comrade 29 international 30 acronyms, 31 masses 32 Makhno 33 recruiting 34 bureaucracy Answers to Anarcho-Communism Down Tprogram 2mutual 4 parties Srevolution 7wrld 8 polemic 9factories 12state T3free W avrich 19 transitional 20value 21 nationalized 2s0ldarity 23 meetings 24 immediate 26 society 28 century 29abolition 30 economic 31land 32means 37 wark 39real Across 2maney 3kropotkin Srights &manc 8 people 9family 10 mitary Ticlass 13fields 14soviet 15 phase 16 individual 18 government 23 malatesta 25 enemy 27s0cialist 33 production 34 organization 35 trade 36union 38 labor 40 bakunin Answers to Anarcho-Primitivism Down 1ALF 3 unabomber 4Kaczynski 5 rights 8 rewilding 9 anthropology 11 dams 12 Tucker 13zerzan 14earth 15 civilization 16 overpopulation 17 biome 2ELF 23 green scare 24 wildness 25 seeds 26 feral 28 nature 29 treesit 30animism 31squaw 33 Gaia Across 2indigenous 6 collapse 7 freegan 10 roadkill 11 domestication 15 cultural appropriation 18vegan 19anthropocene 20 mail 2 technology 27 permaculture 32language 34 buckskin 35 spikes 36 totem
Post Left Anarchism Down 2May 4critique 6 anticiv 8 technology 9dean 12always 13jarach 14 bobblack 15 organization 16 publishing 17 life 18 history 2 leftism 22 antisocial 24 miliey 26 mass 29 power 30 marxism 32revolt 36city Across 1chomsky 3vengeance 5 everyday 7 activity 10 society larmchair 14 bookchin 16 people 19 school 20 never 2argue 2351 2Sattack 27 ideology 28 reification 3theory 33 opinions 34 work 35 mequinn 37 spectacle Answers to Anarcha-Feminism Down 2 manarchist 3 consent 4family 7 mansplaining 8 male 1 perp 12 marriage 13 wave 15 mujeres libres 16 misogyny 17 privilege 18 valerie 20 oppressing 2lidentity 22 crazy bitches 27 safe spaces 28 polyamory 29trigger 30 misandry Across Tecofeminism 5abortion 6 manspreading 9sexism 10 pepperspray 14 harassment 19 domestic wage 23milly 24 wife 25 equality 26 intersectionality 28 patriarchy 31 federici 32 gender 33emma 34lucy parsons 35 femme 36 rights 37 de cleyre 38 womyn 39 bell hooks Answers to Queer Anarchy Down Lwitcheraft 2glitter 3 dysmorphia 4choice 5 resist 8 gender 9slut 13 wet butts 14anus 17 bisexual 18 how! 19 binary 20violence 23 sexuality 24liberate 260rgy 28dildo 29 queer 30love Across 3 dance party 6 duality 7 bodies 10 them 11sin 12 couple form 15 hetero 16 butt plug 17 bash back 2ltrans 22 baedan 23 stonewall 25 biology 27 hocquenham 3lgay 32 wilde 33accept 34identity 35 edelman 36 theory
Individualist Anarchism Down 2Tucker 4slave S llegalists 6 masters 7 personal 9socialism 1 Arrigoni 13Spooner 15 Lucifer 16 Stirner 18 principle 22 individual 23 moral 24 reality 26 society 27 myown 28voluntary 29 desire 30 humanity 31Goldman Across Tfree thought 3 present 6 Mackay 8 will 10 Novatore 12liberty 13sovereign 14 Armand 17 spook 19apolitical 20 association 2 eltism 23 Marsden 25 pessimism 32iconoclast 33 union 34 originality 35 Libertad 36 authority Answers to Christian Anarchism Down Tsilence 2time dlaws 5 church 6 peace 7 Dorothy 8 contrary 9 progress 10 justice truth 3tolstoy 16 institutions 19 people 20 forgiveness 22 crusade 24 honesty 26 sermons 28 cath 30 love 32means 33evil Across Tsincerity 3 place 9 power 12cause 14 history 15 good 17 teaching 18 Quakers 2 society 23 orthoodox 25 god 27 future 28 order 29Ellul 31 community 34 Jesus 35 spirit 36 criticism Answers to Red Anarchism Down 2organization 3social 5 capitalist 6red 7 working class 8 political 12 practical 13 economy 18 dicpro 21 federation 2live 24 communism 25 committee 27 security 29 vanguard 30 people Across 1conditions 4society 9 Proudhon 10 organize 11 worker 12 principles 1WA 15 law 16 international 17 syndicalist 19labor 20 man 22 solidarity 26 RASH 28 government 30 proletarian 31 revolution 32 movement 33 Marx
Answers to Mutualism Down Tcredit 2 economics 4 gradualism 6 libertarian 8land 9 warren 14 theory 1liberty 16 markets 17 labor 18 monopoly 19 carson 21 abstract 23 spooner 25 tucker 27 value Across Tchecques 3 exchange 5 mutual 7 contract 9 wilbur 10 proudhon 11 history 12right 13 capitalism 20 dual power 22 banking 23 synthesis 24 association 26 rent 28 money 29 work 30 equality 31voluntary 32interest Answers to Tigqun Down 1demands 3workers 4forms of life 6 party 8 le monde 9 civil war 1 young girl 13 biopower 16 situations 17 soldier 19 insurrection 2 priest 22 criminal 24 movement 25 reality 26 escalation 29 absence 32 protest Across Tdesert 2 network 5 bloom 7 control 10apathy 12rupture 14 inconsistency 15 davos 18 antiglobalization 20 epoch 23 disaster 26 empire 27 force 28 means 30 militants 31spectacle 33 community 34france 35 deepening 36 activism Answers to Ameritiqqunism Down 2tigqun 4party 5anxiety 6 Hegel 7 climate 9French 10 fermentation 11 saverkraut 12 bloom 15 spontaneous 16 bourgeoisie 18 occupy 20 imaginary 2linhuman 22 antithesis 26 flood 28 Woodbine 30 Oakland 2 class 34 Marx Across Tmetaphysical Jempire 8 warmachine 13 everywhere 14 Manhattan 16 boredom 17 hipster 19 urban 20identity 23apparatus 24 rupture 25 New York 27 disruption 29.absurd 31 pour over 33 escapism 35 Katrina 36 Atlanta 7 coffee 38 Bronx 39sandy
Answers to Attentats Down 17asulich 2Volkert 3zangara 4Primitivo 6 Nobiling 1ELF 12 Narodnaya Volya 13Band of Mercy 14ALF 16 Daly 17 Bresci 18 Czolgosz 19 vaillant 23Esler 24Moro 26 Carr Across 5Solanas 7 Moncasi 8bank 9 Meurier 10 Adler 13Bhagat 15 Gunpowder 18 Cafiero 2015t of May 21 Ravachol 22 Hodel 25 Lucheni 27 Rote Zora 28 Caserio Answers to Russian Civil War Down Twhites 2Batko 3 factories 4 communist 9 russia 12 paris 13 bourgeoisie 16 independent 17 soviet 18 class 20 partisan 21 battle 25 blockade 27 banditry 29 Makhno 30 traitor 32 spirit 33enemy 35 land Across Tworkers 5 kulaks 6insurgents 7 trotsky 8 pogrom 10 cossack 1 horses 12prison 14 owners 15 commissar 19 capture 22 war 23 estates 24 people 26 ukraine 28 society 29 movernent 31 congress 34 centralization 36army 37 counerrevolution 38 massacre Answers to Spanish Civil War Down 2 liberal 3 hierarchy 4commune 5 democracy 6 communism 8 class 10 collectivization 13illegal 15 action 19 militia 21 self management 22 Catalonia 23 libertarian 24 oppressed 25 women 26 factories 27 Catholic 29 proletarian 33 ideology 37 front Across Tradical 5 Durruti 7 economic 9divorce 1laboriton 12agrarian 14 feudal 16 struggle 17 republic 18 social 20 peasants, 22 civil 28 popular 30armed 31 militant 32 revolution 34myth 35 expropriation 36 experiment 38 assemblies 39 war 40 organization 41 repression 42Barcelona 43 education
Answers to Big Tent 2nonprofit 3 arth First! 4caring 6 morals 7 friendship 9 hostility 14 mutual aid 15 liberty 16 justice 18 Landaver 1950ciety 201deas 2ethics 25freedom 26 fair 29the people 30slingshot 35 power 36love Across Tideals 3Emma 5 differences 8authority 10 revolution Toccupy Linclusive 132utonomous 17 the left 20wwW Zelite 22sharing 24solidarity 27 peace 28 diversity of tactics 3L dignity 32 dreams 33v0ting 34 marx 35 privilege 37 midwest 36liberals 38believe 39 workers 40 debate Answers to May ‘68 Down 2entrails 3 humanity aleftbank 5 ministry/ & demonstrators 7 decentralization 8 paving 10 process 1l adventurism 15 possible 16 councils 18 students/ the initial forces 19 Cohn Bendit 205orbonne 22che 25 strategy 27 ultraleft 28influence 29 Truffaut 31 Nanterre 32 debate Across Leverything 8 party 9 beach 12 Nantes 13tactics 14 shopfloor 17 socialist 205tones 21 Godard/ 22 communists 23 Internationale 24.general 26 situationist 30 revolution 33 normaley 34 negotiation 35 strikes 36 destroy 37 future 38 barricades Answers to Nihilist Anarchy Down Tliving 2 Bakunin 3 insurrection 4now 5 suicide 6 power 7antisocial 8 past 9 assassination 10 Nechaev 11 Decembrists 12attack 15effort 18 science 20 liars 22 secret 25 history 26 Fumiko 27 Russia 29 change 31 goals 32form Across Tliberation 6 political 9action 13trenchcoat 14attentat 16 pessimism 17 consequence 19 war 2 nihilist 23 downer 24idea 27 reason 28 practice 30strategy 33 tactics 34 dreamer 35 dying 36 rationale
Answers to Antiglobalization Movernent Down Tradical 2 corporate 3 jailed 4colonial 5 college 7 movement 10 privilege 12 global 14 undercover 15 peace 16 ministerial 19 Klein 20 mass 22 systems 24action 26 zerzan 28 starbucks 30activists 33 change Down 6 protest 8 diversity 9WT0 10 police 11 power 12Genoa 13 hope 17 mobilization 18afford 21 grassroots 23Seattle 25 windows, 27 turtles 29 graffiti 3trade 32 marginalization 34black bloc 35youth 36 direct 37 showdown 38slingshots, 9struggle Answers to Crimethinc. Down Thagels 2 Carboro 3 podcast 4utopia 5 windows 8 transformation 10 activist 1lyouth 13reveal 15 challenge 18 bravado 19 radical 20 liberation 22 game 23 journalism 27 rolling 28 trains 30Salem Across Thoring 2 cooptation 6 gatherer 7 destruction 9life 12work 14 secrecy 16 outreach 17 publisher 19 relevant 2 travel 23 joy 24 magazine 25 hope 26 revolution 29 politics 31 rebels 32ambition 33 inspiration 34identity 35 struggle 36 movement
Answers to Black and Red Press. Down 20jibwe aanalysis 5 hippies 7actiity 9 civiization 10 communicate 13party 14 underground 15 paris 16 contradiction 20value 22spectacle 24 press 25 revolution 28 elations 29 workers 30s0cial 32 Rubin 33 profts 34 death 36 milieu 38dodge Actoss Texploitation 3leviathan 6 biography 8 wildcat 1wlip 12 critical 16 consciousness 17 Detroit 18s0ciety 19 integrate 2 ramparts Zfront 26 subversive 27 Lorraine 30 situation 31periman 35 nationalism 37 liberated 39left 40 natives 4l practice a2struggle Answers to AK Press Down Tcoordinate 2 business 3 collective 4 distribution 5 anarchist 9 empowerment Tlagency 12amazon 13history 14FAQ 15 oppression 17 government 20 organization 21 leadership 22 publisher 24 roosting 26 cooperation 29 politics 30 common 31Ramsey 33state Across 2Bookehin 5 accountability 6 voluntary 7 democratic 8 Churchill 10 syndicalist 14 federate 16 abolishing 18 project 19 books 23red 25 saciety 27 agitate 28 horizontal 3 resistance 32 blast 34 emancipation 35 provoke 36 bookmobile Answers to Little Black Cart Down 2 postleft 4 Crimethine 5 work 6 spiritual 7 BASTARD 9 nihilist 10 de Acosta 1 society 13 Voyer 16 books 18 insurrection 20 Aragorn! 22 Novatore 23 Gelderloos 24 queer 28 zines 29 passion 30 anvil 31 Tigqun 34art Across Toccupy 3 Black Seed 5 Wolfi 8 reprint 12 species 14 bash back 15 critique 16 Baedan 17 contradictory 19 Plogoff 21 Sakolsky 25 Stirner 26 egoism 27 Labadie 30attentat 32 10 our friends 33 ltalians 35 postmodern
Answers to Lifestylism Down Lclass 3 pederasty Slibertarian 7sex 8 structure 9stirmer 10 egocentric 13kettle 14 philistine 15 organization 16 8ookchin 20 bohenian 2liberal 23 situationism 24 s0ciety 27 Foucault 29 personal 30 everyday 325haring 335002l 36 vegan 3gart Actoss Lcaring 2dumpster 4apoltical 6 buddhism 11free 12work 14 Proudhon 7art 18 autonomy. 19 ideology 2love 22 language 25 chaos 26 revolutionary 28Hakim 30 existential 31 insurrection 34 polyamory 35 individual 37 drugs 38 America 33 monogamy 40 clothing alimagination Answers to Hot Autumn Down Thours 2abolish 3 property 6mass 7immateral 8 control 9Turin 1 machines 13industrialism 14autonomism 15 society 19 occupations| 23 metropolitan 25struggle 2 literacy 30 refusal 32boss 33exploit 35 Russia Actoss 3Pinel 5 workerism 8 communist 10strikes 12 Lotta Continua 16 force 17 production 18 heroin 20 capitalism Atechnical 22 lead 24indians 26 operaista 27 movement 28 Fortunati 30 revolution 31problem 34impersonal 36 power 37 students 38forty 39 politics 40 abor alitaly Answers to Occupy Down 1direct 3NYC 4representation 5 class 9 criticism 10 assembly 1l imagination 13activism 15 prefiguration 16 consensus 21 council 22 windows 25 Wall Street, 27 Oakland 29 struggle 31 debates 33space 34hope Across DIV 2 conspiracy 6 Zucotti 7attack 8 future Winjustice 12 capitalism 14 people 17 camping 18 media 19 insurrection 20action 23society 24 myth 27 opposition 26 Oscar Grant 28 tents 30 food 32 theory 33 smashy 35 Graeber 36 movement 37 social
answers to anarcho- transhumanism Down Tshock 3 civilization 4merge 5 material 7 reaction 8 bandwidth 10 demands 12 physics 15 biosphere 16 biology 19 primitive 21 tools 23 singularity 25 genetics 26 private 28 collapse 29 cyborg 30 cosmic 32 desire 33 ethical Across 2space 6 future 9alter 10dna 11 capacity 13 gender 14 math 17 fabrication 18 ideas 20 hierarchy 22 mining 24 ecology 27 transcend 31individual 345stars 35 cryptography 36 choice 37 synthesis 38 marginal Answers for New York/east coast Down 2ww3 3 history 4New School 5 Immokalee 6Bronx 7 Berkman 8 Woodbine 9 academic 10squats 13 Bluestockings 15 Flatbush 19 decentralized 20 ABC 2 italian 22 Autonomedia 24 society 25 Yippies 26 expensive 30 Hoffman Across Tlewish 9 Alston 1LNEFAC 12 Mayday 14 Goldman 16 intellectual 17 Most 18 syndicalist 23Judson 27LES 28 Brooklyn 29 Occupy 3linterference 32 Motherfuckers 33 elitist 34immigrants 35 Mother Earth Answers to Green Anarchism Down 2restore 3 population 4simplicity 5 technology 6 multigenerational 8 animism 9zerzan 12 bioregionalism 13 husbandry 14 ecocide 15 stream 18 snyder 19 spirituality 21 salmon 23uncivilized 27 earth 28 hunt 29 ecology 30 veganism attack 33 jensen 35 gaia 36 roots Across Tanthropology 7 language 10 peak ol 1 tools 13 homesteading 16 bow 17 indigeneity 18 society 19 sustainability 20 dams 22 keith 23unabomber 24 reed 25 camatte 26 climate change 31 perlman 34agriculture 37 kaczynski 39 wildness
Answers to Elisee Reclus Down Thalloon 3 order 4nineteen 5 antimarriage 6 vegetarian 8 modernity 9 nationalguard 12selfconsciousness 15 Kropotkin 7interaction 19 Versailles 20 evolution 22 geographer 23 Bookchin 27 Nadar Across 2 Louisiana 6voting 7 feminist 10 Geddes 11 gold medal 13 Clarisse 14 Bakunin 16 scientific 18Octave 2 scientists 23 bioregionalism 24 tutor 25 ecology 26 exposition 28 Joyce 29 Fanny 30 slavery 31 power Answers to Louise Michel Down Tasylum 2Clemenceau 3 Pankhurst 5 schoolteacher 8 New Caledonia 9Ferre 12 the red virgin 13 curse 14 twenty 15 Hugo 18 black flag 20 dawn 2 LevalloisPerret 22 communards 25 deportation 26 Napoleon i 27 death 28 humanity 29amnesty ear Across 1 ambulance 4Marxists 6 defending 7 slaughter 10 revolt 1L caricature 16 agents provocateurs 17 never 19 the red shewolf 23 power 24mob 30 relationship 31 Nathalie 32 crossdress 34 Montmartre 35 inflammatory 36 Paris Commune Answers to SF Bay Area Down 20akland 3NGO 4the Mission 5 drama 6 bike 7vegan 8 Station 40 12 gentrification 13occupy 15 bookfair 17 Bound Together 20 burrito 21san francisco 22 Telegraph 23 liberals 25 activism 27valencia 29 society 31Gilman 32 books 3518C Across 1communists 9 people’s park 10 scene 11 Haight 130mni 14 Maoism 16 Qjlombo 18 war 19 lockdown 24 miliey 26 Berkeley 28 homes not jails 30 Long Haul 33 pie 34racism 35 left 36 AK Press, 37 politics
Answers for Johann Most Down 1propagandaby the deed 2deputy 4experience 6 threats 7 August 9 social democracy 11 proletariat 15 stepmother 17 assassination 20 Dynomost 21 child abuse 23 bookbinder 25 free market 26 identical 29 expulsed 3l America Across Tprison 3atheist 5 frostbite 8 the masses, 10 hunger 12 Berkman 13 communism 14 blacklist 16 lonely 18 scripture 19 God 22Marx 24antireligious 27 orator 28 Die Freiheit 30 arbitrary 32 bullwhip 33 editor 34 cancer 35 monstrosity 36 bastard 37 Das Kapital Answers to de Cleyre Down 2tum 3 Michigan 4 convent 6 English 7 two thousand 10 direct action 12 economic 14 The First Mayday 15 feminist 17 communism 18 hurricane 19 free thought 20suicide Across Tmutualism 5 Voltaire 8arsenal 9 editor adjectives 13 Port Huron 16 ascetic 20 standing army 21 marriage 23 Magon 24student 25 Yiddish 26 brilliant 27 Haymarket Answers to Emma Goldman Down Berkman 2immigrant 3 Nietzsche 6 s0apbox 7 Kronstadt 9redscare 10 contraception exile 12attentat disillusionment 15ice cream 16 Homestead 17 atheist 21 Mother Earth 22 homosexual 25 jailed 27 dance 28 Most Across 1Buford 4suffrage 8strike 10 Czolgosz 13 deportation 14 Lithuania 18 draft 19 free love 20 pamphlet 23 Living My Life 24 Hoover 26 Red Emma’s 29 Reitman 30 Palmer Raids 31 Haymarket 32 Yiddish n
Answers to Things Anarchists Hate Down Thypocrisy 2authority 5 complaining 6 shallowness 7 rights 8 oversimplification 10 windows 1 school 14 society 17 racism 18 capitalism 20suits 22 multinationals 23 incompetence 25 rules 26 monogamy 29 meetings 30 excuses 31 parents 33dishes Across Thomophobia 3snitches 5 the state 10 traitors 12 winning 14 reality 15 corporations 18abuse 19 pettiness 23 halfassery 26 laws 27 circumcision 29 government 32academics 34 politicians 35 sexism 36 shaving 37 moles 38 cops 39 classism Answers to Renzo Novatore Down Tpoisonring 2 passion 3Vane 4society 5 woman 6 grenade 8 rebel 10 vagabond 12Filippi 14 Prometheus 15 Martucci 16 phantoms 18 Arcola 22 progress 25 Browning 26 Nietzsche, 27 nihilism 28wWolf 29 negation 31 crimes Across asorrow 6god 7 Stirner 9 perversity 11 black flags 13joy 17 di Giovanni 19 Great War 20 unpredictable 21 poetry 23 democracy 24 carabinieri 28 wildflowers 30 laughter 32LaSpezia 33 iconaclast 34 fascist 35 Ibsen Answers to Alfredo M. Bonanno Down THegel 3 Passamani 4affinity 5 autonomy 8 expropriation 9 antifascism 10 Weir 14 Anarchismo 15 creativity 17 informal 19 real 20 canenero 22 capital 24 Italy 27 work 29 opinion 30 courage Across 2 Locked Up 4 Armed Joy 6 Palestine 7 elephant Tattack 12tension 13 Marx 16 prison 18 Maria 21 direct action 23FA1 25 amnesty 26 Marini Trials 28 technobureaucracy 3 revolution 32insurrection 33 Catania 34armed robbery
Answers to Mikhail Bakunin Down Tprisoner 2 fighter 3 rebellion 4 Peterand Paul 5 collectivist 8 Decembrist 9Proudhon 11 the future 13 catechism 15 Geneva 16 cabbage 195iberia 21Nicholas1 2alliance 23 ltaly 24 Herzen 26 Nechaev 28 congress 30 Russia Across 6 the bell 7 Paris 8 deport 10 politics 12 Hegel 14 brotherhood 15 God 17state 18 society 19 secret 20 international 25 Engels 27 Marx 29 London 31 strategist 32 socialist 33 barricades insurrectionary Answers to Anarcho-Pacifism Down Tresistance 3audience 4 complaining 5 strategy 9art 13 conscription 14 war 16 patriarchal 17 spirit 18 compromise 21 hippies 23 hegemony 26 feeling 28 violence 29 history 32 moral 33 means Across 2social 6 effective 7 deluded 8 liberal 10 fairies 1 protest. 12peace 14 whining 15 oppression 19ends 20 tactic 22 faith 24 practical 25 justice 27 love 30 institutionalize 31enemy 33 militancy 35 radical 36 good 37 racist 38 ligt 39statist Answers to Anarchist Academics, Down 1Gordon 2 Antliff 5 Ehrlich 6 Morse 7 Reclus 10 Chartier 11 Chomsky 13 Graeber 17llich 18 Alejandro 19 Newman 20 Bookchin 23Day 26 Presley 28 Avrich 30Call Across 2Nomad 4lance 7 Rexroth 8 Sartwell 9 Woodcock 12Ferrer 14 Clastres 15 Grubacic 16 Shukaitis 21 Rousselle 22 Ward 24 Bottici 25 Kinna 27 Goodman 29 Critchley 30 Cohn 31Sakolsky 32May 33 Hahnel 13
Answers to Laurance Labadie Down 1juries 2 bachelor 3 equality 5simple 6 anarchocapitalist 7 society 8 courage and selfreliance 9 heritage 12 depression 15 Tucker 17 hopeless 18 competition 195chool of Living 2 cattle 23 Martin 25 derision 26 criticism 27 freedom 31 humor Across Zenemies 10 Dupont 11 majority 13 consequences 14 authority 16 opportunity 19 set type 20 plumb line 21 Libertarian Book Club. 24 individualist 28 rights 29 liberty 30 nihilist 32 Ayn Rand 33 discord 34 government Answers to Ethics Down Tmeta 2 postmodern 3truth 4golden 6 big 8 utiltarian 10 history 1 stoicism 12animals 16 evolutionary 17instinct 18 epicurian 22 negation 25 morals 26 vague Across 2purity 5 values 6booj 7 equality 9 relativist 13 hedonism 14 revolt 15 proletarian 19 applied 20 security 21 consequentialism 23 pragmatic 24 common 27 atheism 28 virtue 29vegan 30 justice Things Anarchists Love Down Tteachers 2action 35pain 4fire 5 complaining 6 history 7 forest 10 design T cities 12dreams 13 organizing 15 fingerpointing 18 books 20 queer 23society 24 France 25 bagels 26 boots 27 masks 28 chant 29 black Across Ttrans 8booze 9 critique 10 desire 14 shoplifting 16 veganism 17 iphones 19 puppies 21 occupy 22 pseudonyms 26 barista 27 march 30streets 3lcats 32 Kronstadt 33 nurses coffee feelings meetings windows
Answers to Love and Rage Down Tspecter 2 comrade 3 orthodoxy 4 poor 5 federation 7 wayne 10 structures 14 abolitionist 16 synthesist 17 editorial 18 NEFAC 20 organization 21 Canada 22 leadership 237apatista 29 race 30 popular 33women 38 MM Across Tsociety 6 network 8 Marxist 9Trotsky 1 traitor 12 Sojourner 1BWSA 15 history 17 entryism 19 transition 240lsen 25 democratic 26.day 27 dual 28 informal 31squat 32g00d 34 queer 35 Mexico 36 Mumia 37 Maoism 39 left 40 prisons 41 workers Answers to Black Rose Down Twhite 2 passions 3world 4beneath 7 communist 8 power 9land 10 catalyst 1 sustainable 12accountability 13memes 15 participation 16 unionism 18 ableism 19 Rojava 21 needs 25 Novatore 26 justice 28FAI 29 brown Across Tworkplace 5 death 6 libertarian 7 capitalism 1 society 14 socialism 17 body 18active 20 international 22 publisher B graffiti 24icon 27 Graham 29 Bakunin 30 antiracist 31Bookchin 32ecology 33 unpredictable Answers to Midwest Down 2Chicago 3cheap 4punk 5 federation 6 Meijer 8Ann Arbor 9nice Wrust 14 bumperstickers 16 Iish 17 football 19 bowling 21 Earthfirst! 225candinavian 23 marriage 26 Polish 2851 2950ciety 30 ownership 31 flyover 33houses Actoss Tmusic 5 from 7 boring 8 abandoned 10 German 12 pins. 13liberal 15 Ohio 17 fat 18 Madison 20 superstores 24 normal 25s0ccer 27w 28slingshot 31far 32 conservative 34 Detroit 35away 36 factories 37 hopeful 38 breeders 15
Answers to Podcasts Down 1 pedantic 2 final straw 4action 5 cooptation 6 weekly 10 musical interlude 11 brilliant 12international 14 interview 15 society 17 prisoners 20 feelings 22 humor 24 canned jokes 25 educational 27 strategy 28 tactics 29 projects 33 goals Across 3 debate 7 programs 87erzan 9 relationships Blisten 16 audience 18 exworker 19 monthly 21 phonein 23 theory 26 conversations 28 topical 30struggle 310IY media 32 misnomer 33gossip 34anarchy 35 sectarian 36 subtext

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Platformist Anarchism
Anarcho-Communism
Anarcho-Primitivism
Post Left Anarchism
Anarcha-Feminism
Queer Anarchism
Insurrectionary Anarchism
Some Anarchists
Individualist Anarchism
Christian Anarchism
Red Anarchism
Mutualism

Tigqunism
Ameritiqqunism
Attentats

Russian Civil War
Spanish Civil War

Big Tent

May of 68

Nihilist Anarchism
Anti-Globalization Movement
Crimethinc

Blackand Red Press
AK Press

Little Black Cart

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Lifestylism

Hot Autumn

Oceupy
Anarcho-Transhumanism
New York City/East Coast
Green Anarchism
Elisée Reclus

Louise Michel

SF Bay Area

Johann Most,
Voltairine de Cleyre
Emma Goldman
Things Anarchists Hate
Renzo Novatore
Alfredo M. Bonanno
Mikhael Bakunin
Anarcho-Pacifism
Anarchist Academics
Laurance Labadie
Ethics

Things Anarchists Love
Love and Rage

Black Rose

Midwest

Podcasts
Platformist Anarchism

Down

Tkingdom, phylum, ___ _,order

2 Mao made them heroes (in theory)

3 should be agreed upon after long meetings
and consensus process

6 the prophylactic of mass human interaction

7 the basic unit of bureaucracy

8 the red scare was about this

9Putins

12 anarchy's Cossack

14 politicians use this as a way to lie about their
principles

16 freedom-loving

18 opposite of stagnation

19 everyone has to pay them

20 the idea that governing bodies can work
togetherand on top of each other

23 most importanat US anarchist organization
since Love and Rage

24 Novatore says this word is when “the
beneficiaries pay nothing less than 100%
humiliation”

25 edifice

26 a plan of actions to achieve a goal

27 when workers refuse, as a negotiating tactic,
todotheir jobs

28 the abolition of _

Across
2 leaflets, pamphlets, and campaign ads
4____liberty,and the pursuit of happiness
5 the Invisible Committee's obvious tell

7 meeting-based peer pressure

8 basicunit of Leninist political organization

10to ___ with nature
1L the people ____ will never be divided
13the ____ of exception

15 the joining of two people (or more)
17 the everyday

21 agroup

22 middle class

24 what'they'e for

26 0ld school political way of saying friend
29 across borders

30alphabet soup is made of these

31 witches do black ones

32 Arshinov, coauthor of the platform
33 horizontal is the most effective
34the art of filling out forms
PL T TTTT]

Anarcho-Communism

Down

Tonly good when computers do it

2 reciprocal

4 gotta fight for your right to have these

5 we are going to win this,really we are

7itsasmall _____afterall

8 political rant and call to action

9 workers live here

12 the condition of something at a particular
time

1325 in beer or speech

17 best-known historian of the moverment

19 what makes dicpro "ok

20 obscure Marxist field of interest

21 what we have in common perpetuated by
force

22 supporting someane or something, usually
just hetorically

23 they will solve all our problems and they will
last forever

24 right now

26 the biggest spook

28100

29 negation

30 life quantified

31the place we stand

32Russell _____

37a recent book by Crimethinc

39 not fake

Across

2the raot of all evil

3 the prince

5 not writes or Wright's

6 an enemy of Bakunin

8 flying purple ____ eater

9 we pretend to avoid them but holidays show
thelie

10 the arm of the state

L dismissed

13 where peasants live

14 commune in Russia

15 you'll grow out of it

16 not the same thing as ego

18 those who rule by fiat

23 father of Italian anarchism

25 the only honest relationship jaded anar-
chists have

27 less share-y than communism, but pretty
share-y

33 alienated making-things

34 when you really want to get things done

35 ayncap's ffe blood

36 ____ofegoists

38 midwives pay attention to this

40 remarkably charming man who ate cabbage

Anarcho-Primi

Down
Tnot the alien, but spelled the same

3 witer of the manifesto to end all manifestos
4 John the Baptist

5 animals’ before women's?

8 our only practical option

9the science of a better way

11 dental good, concrete bad

12the heir apparent

13 the prophet

14 big blue marble

15 the big bad

16 the world is not big enough

17 unintegrated unit of biological habitat
22 mythically active

23 meet the Feds

24 the dream

25 life kernals

26 cats and our best attempt

28 ____ornurture

29 tactic that saved Luna

30 modern cure-all

311ohn the Baptist's friend

33 mother of titans

Across
2 first people, good when they agree with us
6 the rapture

7 portmanteau of awesome

10 when technology meets life

1Lour damnation

15 hunh? what? does not compute

18 you always know when one s in the room
19 human-created geological era

20 the postal worker brings this

21 precursor to the big bad

27 ot agriculture but __
32 symbolic referent of the big bad

34 when primitivism meets crafting
35 punch for loggers

36 spirit animal

Post Left Anarchism

Down

2asking for consent can begin with this word

4the only proactive anarchist activity

6 PLAS write long articles defending this
position but it s still unclear

8spanners,robots, and division of labor

9 nickname for Murray Bookchin

12 aterm for generalized consent

13 main writer currently for Anarchy

14the grumpiest old man

15 PLAS talk against it but demonstrate a ot of
theinformal kind

16 The other accessible procative anarchist
activity

17 “begins at conception”

18 what we are doomed to repeat

21 the ideology of bad resistance

22alone in a crowd

24 the french word, everyone is against it and
init

26 the doctor says| have alump

29 lights us up

30a revolutionary ideological system quite
integrated in to the social order

32 always for it until we see the manifesto

36 basic unit of civilization

Across

1 gateway anarchist author

3adish best served cold

5 quotidian

7 doing stuff

10 meta class

11 favorite piece of furniture, according to
critics

14 wrote Post Scarcity Anarchism

16 the massified object

19 beginners' institution of indoctrination

20 term of generalized dissent

22 unalienated debate

23 French anti-art political group

25 solidarity means this

27 PLA are nominally against this

28 thingification

31 when you have ideas

33 these are like assholes

34 usually bracketed by a commute

35 these days he's ll about critical self-theory

37 the program of superficialities that substi-
tutefor life
Anarcha-Femi

Down

2a label for when anarchist dudes act ike
dudes in general

3 this can make anything ok

4the source of the problem or the solution to
the problem?

7let me tell you how it really is, honey”

8XY,supposedly

11 could be anybody at any time

12the constraints that follow tuxes, fancy
dresses, and cake toppers

13thesecond ___ _ was 501960, were onto
the third now:

15 subject of Libertarias

16 lady-hating

17 social advantage

18 S.CUM. Manifesto dramatist

20 you're probably doing this to me right now

21 whatare you?

22insane women, reclaimed words.

27 the mythical lands of security

28 relationship status. “It's complicated”

29 found on firearms and internet warnings

30 helps with boy bashing

Across

Tintersection of mothers and Mother Earth

5 the fix for unwanted fetuses

6 public transit phenomenon, wide sitting

9 one of the big three in the oppression olym-
pics

10 defense against stranger-danger

14 offensive pestering

19 the idea that the home is one more work-
place

23 Ukrainian-born lewish anarcha-syndicalist

24 the woman's part of the couple form

25 sameness

26 overlapping oppressions

28 the man's system

31 Marxist author, good men read her book

32 often confused with "sex"

33 she's in here more than society

34.an orator “more dangerous than a thousand
rioters”

35 counterpart of butch

36 "our unalienable ____

37 some like her essays better, some like her
poetry better,author of “They Who Marry, Do
i

38 adult grrrrls

39she’s All About Love

Queer Anarchism

Down

Tmany were burned, hanged, and dunked for
this

2 queer weapon of choice

3 body hatred

4100 much of a good thing

5todoso s futile

8 most recent thing to abolish

9 women get called this on their way around
the block

13 whatis queer nihilism?

14 the male opening to the universe

17 queerin the 80s

18 wolves and coyotes telegraphing

19 an unusual star system

20 universal problem solving tactic

23 became free in the 605

2 your desires

26 sexual dance party

28 non-bio penis

29 the ultimate negation (for now)

302a fourletter word used for everything

Across

3____meansriot

6 monism, _____, plurality

7___inmotion

10 radioactive monster ants

11 deadly in sevens

12 mommy and daddy, domestic partnership,
the basic economic unit

15 prefix for other, different

16 shit cork

17 vengeance against bros

21 stereoisomerism in relative orientation of
functional groups within a molecule

22 before evil there was this word for “to
defile”

23 Jackson, or not

25 this is not the boss of me

27 male member of FARC

31 joyous

32king of the dandies

33 what liberals do

34 prove you're real

35 coined “reproductive futurism”

36 Einstein said itis this that decides what can
be observed

Insurrectionary Anarchism

Down

TFoucault, Gerard Depardieu, Jean-Paul Bel-
mondo

2 corporations, school,social services, post
office

3strong word for conflict

5____ofexception

7getting up inthe morning isa_____

8 most sccessful civil rights organization

9 foreveralone

10 the cancer of Occupy

12 "don't touch yourself there”

13 some kinds of abolitonists want this

16 changing of the bosses

18 notyet ofage

20 antonym: alone

23____bytheword of the Lord

24 akind of counseling

26 asituation without rulers o rigid hierarchy

27_____isn'tfree

28 fuuit

29a culturally relevant story

31do the deed

Across
3____ispainful
4 _and ends

6 where reallife happens

8 thelosers in a democracy

Ilust

14 where the seeds of hope are sown

15 bird lovers, stamp collectors, etc. form this

17 able to be photocopied

19 foundation

20 forever

22the point of this tendency

25 Gina Lollobrigida, Sophia Loren, Claudia
Cardinale, Giancarlo Giannini

28 keeps the lights on

30 this in school is supposed to bring this in life

31 the answer to all questions

32 colleagues

33 what happens when our eyes are closed

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Some Anarchists

Down

Lane of the few named writers in Green Anar-
chy

3the first to claim the label

4he was the anarchist historian

S writer and main translator for Elephant
Editions

6 hesaid, "those who have cautiously done no
more than they believed possible have never
taken asingle step forward”

7 famous geographer author, and anarchist.
wrote a19-volume set of baoks on geogra-
phy

10 long-term anarchist magazine publisher,
has moved to the long form

11she wrote a book about utopias, acontern-
porary of Emma’s

12 he might have been Bakunin's lover

14 publisher writer, infrastructuralist, man
about town

17 two ltalians framed in the US for murder,
their case brought thousands around the
world to understand the perfidy of the Us
courtsystem

19 wrote one of the few good academic baoks
onanarchy

20 the Gandalfof anarchy

22 stil-living thearist and alleged bank rabber

24 Japanese nihilist who, while imprisoned,
chose her own death

27 she's competing with society in this book

29 she was the main English-speaking colum-
fnist on events in Eastern Europe in the 905

30 likes dogs, first name s an acronym

33 Latin for light, one of the women who
started Mujeres Libres

35 extremely influential marketer, who has
moved on

36 the most touching story-teller and living
anarchist historian

38 noted poet, novelist, anarchist, alternativist
writer, bisexual

Across

2 he killed the head of the secret police with a
dagger

5 historian, translator, and mutualist

8 very well-traveled contemporary long-time
writer

9 argued in Anarchy magazine, for the left

13 the icon wha terrifies and inspires

15 hesaid, “we are free when we don't need to
rent our arms to anybody in order to be able
tolift a piece of bread to our mouths”

16 writer, orator, controversial activist, wife, and
mother

18 the most prolific anarchist writer

21 co-founded the Libertarian Book Club
publishing project, world traveler, charming
and funny autobiographer

23 Russian geographer, economist, activist,
philologist, zoologist, evolutionary theorist,
philosopher, witer, and prominent anarchist

25 inheritor of Anarchy: a journal of desire armed

26 this italo-phile’s first nom de plume

28 the most controversial living anarchist
author

31 mysterious writer, still questions about who.
he really is, wrote multiple excellent books,
including The Treasure of Sierra Madre

32 some would say the best american anar-
chist theorist

34 led over 3000 armed anarchists from
Barcelona to Zaragoza

37 putting out John Moore’s book was the best
thing he did

39 his attentat effort was valiant

40 he couldn't paint golden angels.

41 founded a weekly anarchist paper The Social
Question, then went back to Naples to nurse
the victims of a cholera epidemic
Individualist Anarchism

Down
2 proponent of “unterified leffersonianism”
4morality of ressentiment

5 describes Ravachol, Bonnot Gang, Di Giovanni

6No Gods, no these

7 intimate

9"Amedley of fetishism, sectarianism and
cowardice”

11 his funny, touching autobiography talks
about the cowardice of Mussolini, and his
time reporting on the Spanish Civil War

13 competed with the Unite States Postal
Service's monopoly, lost

15 peaple used to use this word for “match”

165t Max

18 a fundamental belief that determines
behavior

22 smallest unit of personhood

23 righteous

24 existence

26 ____ofthe Spectacle

27 journal of “self ownership and self-creation
against all authority”

28 without coercion

29 the force of this is the beauty of anarchy

30 "n abstract word with a negative connota-
tion, long on power, short on truth”

31ifshe can't dance to i, its not her revolution

Across

Treligious self-determinist movement

3 now

6 Der Freiheitsucher author

8 legal documents divvying up dead people’s
goods

10 beloved talian iconoclast

12 Tucker's paper

13 autonomous

14 editor of Unique

17 ghosts of the mind

19 disinterest or antipathy towards matters of
the state

20 relationship

21 the belief that some people really are better

23 journalist, The New Free Woman

25 glass half-empty

32a destroyer of idols

33 the bond of egoists

34the ability to think of, o, or create some-
thing new, interesting,and different

35 crutch-bound militant

36 no this, but one’s own
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Christian Anarchism

Down

Tyours won't protect you

2 never enough of it inaday

4:agood anarchist will break them

5 could be a building, could be a body of people

6 the key to pacifism

7 started Catholic Worker newspaper

8 opposed

9 the process of developing or improving

101tis said if you want peace you must first
work for this

1Lits objectively subjective

13 the most famous anarchist Christian

16 customs that for a long time have been an
important feature of some group or society

19 those who need to be saved

20 when wronged, we are expected to demon-
strate this

22a campaign with spirit the Christian ones
areinfamous

24 the quality of not lying

26 sometimes these happen on mounts

280 promise or curse

30 what it's all supposed to be about

32 the instrument of our achievement

33allthats bad in the world

Across

1 meaning what you say

3weall need one, some of us take ours for
granted

9 Foucault said it wasn't bad or good

12 chicken or egg

14 his story

15 these dogs go to heaven

17 the only career path with a degree in English
Lit

18 consensus was theirs first

21 meta community

23 anarchists can be this too, like Jews and
Catholics

25 the only acceptable authority, presumably

27time following now (in a linear conception
of time)

28 different from chaos

29 set forth seven characteristics of modern
technology that make efficiency anecessity.
rationality,artificiality, automatism of techni-
cal choice,self-augmentation, monism,
universalism, and autonomy

31the solution to al ills

34 the truth, the light, the way

35 this kind of person does the opposite

36 negging is allabout this
Red Anarchism

Down

2 presumably the opposite of chaos

3 the opposite of lifestyle

5.a beneficiary of exchange value

6 santa's coatis

7 the chosen ones

8 the personal is

12 pragmatic

13 subject of the science of capitalism

18 RAAN was for this

215tar Trek's political system

23 0r get busy dying

24 politics of sharing is caring

25 5ub-,ad hoc, orstanding

27 culture of never knowing the names of your
friends

29 0ld word for hipsters

30 magazine about celebrities

Across

Twhen these are met the revolution can begin

4Emersonsaid itis a masked ball,in which
people reveal themselves by their disguises

9 first official anarchist

10 this makes little ish take the shape of big
fish

11 this anews moderator is dead

12 those that are first

14 world social activity (shorter)

1522 bill becomes _

16 there were four

17 wearer of hobnail boots

19 the work before birth

20 author and subject of patriarchy

22 Poland's rebel union from the 805

26 itches

28 the not-abstract state

30 revolutionary subject

31 favorite Beaties song

32the effect of prunes on the bowels

33ducksoup

Mutualism

Down

Ttobelieve that something is true

2 Rothbard said it was no crime to be ignorant
of this field

4step by microscapic step gets results

6 some say this is a friendlier term than “anar-
chist”

8 not the ocean

9adifficult place to find your way around
because there many possible directions to go

14 presumably a latter stage in the scientific
process

15 someone said, give me this or give me death

16 if they are free, then people wil be also ()

17t move slowly and with difficulty

18 what you have with complete control

19 contemporary writer, he is attempting to
revive individualist anarchist political ecano-
my

2 ashort summary of aspeech

23 he said "an open enemy, however criminal in
other respects,is no traitor”

25 he said "Anarchists are simply unterrified
Jeffersonian Democrats”

27 the amount something is worth

Across

Lwiitten directions toa bank

3trade

5 reciprocal

7 Emile Armand believed in the power of this

9 contemporary translator, historian, book
maker

10 he said "To be governed is to be watched
over inspected, spied on, directed, legislated
at, regulated, docketed, indoctrinated,
preached at, controlled, " etc

11 tales told of the past

12 correct (but not really)

13 the dictionary says, when people, not the
‘government, own property

20 Proudhon's concept, taken up by Lenin

22 Ford said if people understood this system,
there would be a revolution before morning

23 combination, the third stage of dialectics

24 mutwal is good

26 ahole made by tearing

28 bitcoin is one kind

29 ajob, usually paid

30 parity

31by choice

32if1 ask, I show this
Tiqqunism

Down

Ithe Pope said “all ife ____struggle”
3100 many bosses implies 100 few__
4 wittgenstein used this term, it has evolved

6 anold term, purposed anew?

8the French NYT

9Tigqun “introduced” this to us

11 despite the words, boys can be this too

13 Foucault gave us this concept

16 the French group suggested we create these
17 under officer

19as0cial break

21aCatholic woman can't be this

22 one who breaks a law

24 leftists love these

25 cold, hard -

26 what the arms race did

29 lack of presence

32 usually, empty words

Across

Ithey argue the world is this, and itis also what
weshould do

2veins, roads, computers,all form these

5 everyman

7 with this, you determine what happens

10 aside effect of depression

12 break

14als0 2 hobgoblin of ittle minds

15 an annual meeting of multinational elites,
named after the city

18 opposition to internationalization and
multinationals

20era

23 capitalism thrives on these

26 an overly-influential, over-sized tome

27 this makes other things move

28amethod

30 fighters

31 half a pair of glasses

33agroup of some sort, can be geographic or
interest-based

34 has alingering impact on Louisiana and Haiti

35 what shadows do in the evening

36 acting to achieve a political goal
5

Ameritigqunism

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2a Jewish term for redemption and resolution

4 the space set aside for social fun

5 we are in the age of this worried feeling

6 the father of dialectics

7a____offear

9awayto kiss

10 a chemical process and ametaphor

11 white people’s kimchee

12 name taken from Ulysses

15 unpremeditated

16 the middle class

1810 take up space in

20all ourfriends are ____

21 supposed to mean really messed up, but
actually just refers to everything not us

22 the second part of the dialectic

26 high waters

28abrand name for populist videos

30 gentrifying city where a hipster bar is
planned

32ATouchof ____

34 the augmentor of dialectics

Across

1philosophy of the not physical

3 the Negriist word describing this world

8 nota peace animal

13inallplaces

14the sland of baubles

16 essential characteristic of The Cool (tm)

17 presumably the successfully cool cynic

19 the new liberal word for Black and/or broke

205selfness

23 the accepted translation for dispositif

24 break

25 a eastern city with an annual long-running
bookfair

27 breaking the peace

29 one way to describe the world, nonlinear,
unpredictable, funny

31a hipster coffee term

33 the practice of getting away

35 Bush's Waterloo, if he had ane

36 asouthern city with a “conspiracy”

37 this drink s iconic for nifilists

38 cheer

39 our feet after the beach

[ ]

Attentats

Down

Lthe first to act in revenge for Bogolyubov

2 wanted Pim to stop exploiting Muslims

3 killed a Chicago mayor, perhaps unintention-
ally

4 the green-friendly first name of ane who
tried to bomb Franco

6 Didn't succeed with the Kaiser, killed himself

1100 bad Santa doesn't take the example of
this helper

12 The People’s will

13 1n1973 they committed the animal libera-
tion movement's first known arson

14the acronym for aname intended to haunt
the bad guys

16 this protector of children set fire toa mu-
seum; damage valued at £200000

17 frst regicide to benefit from the european
abolishment of capital punishment

18 McKinley's bane, not that hard to pronounce

1911893 he threw a home-made bomb, but
notto kill anyane

23ifhe had succeeded we'd have lost amost
popular bogeyman

24 Prime Minister kidnapped by the Red
Brigades, found dead

26 his home was bombed by some angry
people in1971

Across

5 Infamous writer. As a child, she sold insults
for kids to use on each other.Should she be
on this page? You decide.

7 he fired at King Alfonso in 1878

8 Barlow and Carver were arrested after one of
these was bombed

9 French anarchist, a“revolutionary illuminist,
an ascetic,and a visionary”

10 killed a count to stop a war, died in 1960

13 He killed John Saunders, and was hung at 23

15 this plot was made famous again by v for
vendetta

18 Italian disciple and friend first of Marx and
Engels,then of Bakunin, advocate, and short
term reporter

20 they occupied the Vatican Embassy and
machine-gunned the Spanish embassy

21 the mustachioed anarchist exemplar

22The plumber who failed in 1878

25 hero of the musical Elisabeth, user of a rusty
needle

27 this red group bombed sex shops, among
other things

28 Itaian who killed a French president
Russian Civil War

Down

Tin this one context, the good guys.

2 nickname for most famous anarchist Russian
Civil War commander

3 where things are made in modern times

4 historically,a murderer of anarchists, cur-
rently Endnotes and Lies among others

9 the people from this country strongly reject
being pussies,

12 home to many Russian emigres at the time
(and 502 hub of anti-imperial activity)

13 the middle class

16 able to stand alone

17 one of the elected government councils of
the incoming power

18 could mean in school, could be an economic
term

20 proponent

21 conflict within a arger fight

25 tostem a flow

27 Novatore was a great example of this
pasttime

29 the most famous anarchist RCW commander

30 one who betrays.

32 without a fighting one, we are nothing

33 foe

35 "we require that _
nitely wild”

_ and sea be indefi-

Across

Ithe soldiers of class warfare

5 those who resisted handing over their grain

6 those who fight stronger forces by sabotage
and harassment

7 theorist who helped Lenin, was ousted by
Stalin

8 program for murder of a large group be-
cause of ethnicity

10a people of the east with disputed origins

11 low-tech four-legged technology

12 they used to be reformatories, sometimes
peaple think they still are

14 the enermy class

15 an officer assigned to teach party principles.
tothe military in the USSR

19 catch

22 alienated mass conflict

23 plantations were on these

24 the plural of person

26 territory in the east that is still contested
today

28 people living together with rules and
traditions controlling them

29it's supposed to include a change of scenery

31 could mean sexual intercourse

34 when things rely on a core

36 at least two are required for normal warfare

37 oppositon to a revolution

38 what Stalin did to thousands
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Down

2 Bernie Sanders 2016

3 categorization by rank

4itsounds nice, but in Israel they're frequently
factories

5 the myth of people power

6 USSR, post whites-defeat

8started out as a econormic position, now it's
an identity

10 the process by which collectives no longer
control their own products

Brooneis ___

15 only good when it's direct

19 military formation that was effective in the
US revolutionary war

21 self oppression in the workplace

22 province of Spain, where the libertarians
lived

23 used to mean anarchist, now it means Ron
Paul

24 pushed down

25 some people must now spell this withay

26 Marxinsisted on these as a prerequisite

271is the Pope this?

29 Marxist for “worker”

33 when ideas own you

37 where Arrigoni visited, fought,and wrote

from

Across

1 cowabunga, dude

5 said “we're not afraid of ruins”

7 the only kind of health capitalists care about
9an innovation in marriage

11an innovation in pregnancy

12 the economics of farming

14 the kings system

16 what one does when drowning
17____for which it stands

18 someane who gets along well with others,
o pretends to

20 field workers.

22 relating to cities

28 Britne

yand Madonna used to be

30 bears should be this

31it used to mean picking up a gun
32rotation

34 apowerful story

35 theft

36 trying something to see what happens
38 Greece recently made these famous

39 politics by other means

40 CNT and FAl are examples of this

41 what has happened to someone who
refuses to show or admit strong feelings
42 where most of the Gaudi architecture is
43 compulsory state training

Big Tent

Down

Trugged

2aword that implies something is outside of
capitalism, a kind of organization

3 Mars second

4 thymes with sharing

6 unethical values

7 pre-betrayal relationship

9 most rollers showed this characteristic

1469

15 The Man Who Shot _ Valance

16the ____League saves the day

18 under-appreciated historical German
anarchist

19 enemies of _

20 light-bulbs of thought

23 non-moral values

25 isn't free

26 the complection of elves

29 ____united, will never be defeated

30 preferred low tech weapon of the people

35 turning it on makes things run

36<3

Across

I mutual aid,solidarity, and direct action

3 patron saint of anarchism, Red ____

5 what makes us interesting

8 the one who tels you "no’

10if it succeeds, we're all out of work

11 David Graeber created this

12 we should have this with the people of
Rojava

13 skynet begins with computers that are this

17 in the national assembly those who op-
posed the monarchy

20 one big union

21 supposedly, the best

22 communists' favarite activity

24 locking down

27 under the shade of swords

28 locking down, breaking windows are ex-
amples

31¢m a human being dammit, | deserve this

32 sweet ones are made of these

33 participating in your own repression

34 bearded man who hated us

35 checkitat the door

37 flyover states

36 anarchists hate them and grow up to be
them

38 ____inmiracles

39 not owners

40 Lincoln and Douglas

May of '68

Down

2what the hanging ropes will be made of

3aspook referring to all of us

4 akaRive Gauche, home to the Latin Quarter

5 British for “department”

6 they'e trying to show something

7 thestate of being without acore

8 the best kind of street protest fodder

10 course of action intended to achieve a
result

Iinvolvement without thought of conse-
quences

15 don'tlet this be what limits you

16 groups called together for consultation or
management

18 the only (barely) socially-acceptable radicals

19 aka Dany le Rouge

20 more than 20000 marched towards this
police occupation

22 streets had posters of this motorcycle rider

25 extended goals

27 Aufheben and LibCom could be described as
this

2810 have an effect on

29 one of the founders of French New Wave,
the Gravedigger

31 the university that was closed

32 liberals want alot of this kind of fair, open
talking

Across

1____ must change

8 usually small talk, drugs, and cruising

9 underneath the paving stones

12 location of May '68's first factory occupation

13 battle plans

14 where workers associate

17 collective ownership, usually state-based

20 fodder from those streets

21 considered the most radical French film-
maker

22"first they came for the _

23Thesong

24 the best kind of strike

26 Guy kicked out most of thern

30it's supposed to fixall our problems

33 the state of being unexceptional

34 an attempt to reach agreement

352 boxer does these

36 to damage utterly

37 what has not yet taken place (and may
never)

3akind of blockade

Down

Ttheartof not dying

2 born a prince and died a charming pauper

3arising up against authority

4not later

5 death on one's own terms

6 Foucault's main jam

7 Howard Hughes and Emily Dickinson were
known for being this

8 notthe future

9 fancy word for murder

10 authored The Catechism of the Revolutionary

11 the namesake of the musical group

12 the time for talking has come to an end

15 victory requires great _

18 systematized knowledge

20 the bane of truth tellers

22 shih, just between you and me

25 a favored subject for pedants

26 impressive lapanese woman, falsely ac-
cused

27 east of the Ukraine

29 can you spare some

31 things we strive to meet

32to____anopinion

Across
Lthe politics of being free

6 this kind of band is the warst

9 the solution for apathy

13 Columbine mafia

141targeted political violence

16 glass half empty

17 the inevitable end, which we must suffer
19state vs state violence

21 believer in nothing

23 bummer

24 the beautiful _
27 neither rhyme nor
28 ____ makes perfect
30 plan or method

33 maneuvers

34 Lennon was ane
3S0m______uphere
36 justification

Anti-Global

Down

Tdramatic, aka militant

2 related to large business

3 the common consequence of actions

4 relating to a system in which one country
rules another

5 the finishing school for socialization

7 dance, etc.

10 someone said, people who value this over
their principles soon lose both

12 referring to the whole world

14 when cops hide in plain sight

15 calmness

16 the kind of meeting in Seattle in 1999

19 small in German

20alarge crowd of denigrated people

22 groups of physiologically or anatomically
related organs or parts

24 all the exciting or important events that
happen inalocale

26 the author of “never before have people
been so infantalized, made so dependant on
the machine for everything "

28 coffee shop with rapacious tendencies and
fragile windows

30 thejail-prone

33 Tolstoy said, everyone thinks of doing this to
the world, but not of doing it to themselves

zation Movement

Across

6 astatement of serious disagreement

8 variations within a group

9 way too oligarchical organization

10 the ron fist in the iron glove

1L what you want when you plug in your phone

12 Carlo’s infamous city

13 adesire fora future event

17 getting ready to go into action

18n capitalism, means “be able to”

21 below the blades

23 the city that named an era

25 the transparent part of some businesses

27 these were repped in Seattle by people in
costume

29 the most immediate propaganda form

31 can be exchange, can be business

32 marginalization

34 started in Germany, now it's everywhere

35 young ‘uns

36 to instruct

37 ot exactly like the ones in the so-called
wild west

38 low-tech ranged weapons

39 fight
Crimethinc

Down

Ifamous for being stale

2"the working class neighborhood of Chapel
Hill”

3 free radio

4ideal society of nowhere

5 the eyes of buildings

8 butterflies are blatant about it

10 amilitant reformer

11 the vital characteristic of a young person

13 show

15 an action or idea that questions whether
somethingis true or accurate

18 talking big

19 relating to fundamentals

20 Symbionese _____ Army

22 an activity done for fun, usually can be lost
orwon

23 this reporting has moved significantly to the
web, these days

27 astone doing this gathers no moss (or so
they say)

28 Hitchcock made this form of travel sugges-
tive

30 acity known for witchcraft,also a cigarette

Across

1 _asfuck

2 detrimental absorption or assimilation

6 one who collects

7 aggressive deconstruction

9 what we do when we're not working

12_ defines us,

14 the clique-iest part of security culture

16 the obvious response to insularity

17 Black and Red, LBCBooks, Eberhardt Press,
each is one

19 meaningful to a particular topic

21 doesn't have to be tourism, but usually is

23 awoman's name, also happiness

24 the part of the gun where you put the
bullets

25 John Lennon sang about having it, and look
what happened to him

26 Kennedy said if peaceful anes aren't pos-
sible, then violent ones are

29 many blood sucking insects, we hear

3150me who break with established customs

32 challenging goals

33 something that arouses to a particular
emotion or action is an

34 areputed inner being

35 to try hard to do something difficult

36 one of the main parts of a long piece of
classical music

Black and Red Press

Down

2amajor group of the Anishinaabe-speaking
peoples

4agentler word for theory

560s folk

7 doing something

9 Fredy was against this before it was cool

10 to express

13 a group going somewhere together

14 subways

15 the ity for lovers

16 Bataille said "I believe that truth has only
one face: that of aviolent ____"

20 what something is worth

22 refers to an event that is memorable for the
appearance it creates

24 newspapers and news magazines

25 when people completely change their
government or political system, usually by
force

28 associations

29 sterile members of a colony of social insects

30 being with other people

32 we hear,a sandwich with pastrami and
saverkraut on rye bread

33 usually understood as money over expenses

34 Senecasaid, this is the wish of some, the
relief of many,and the end of all

36 the people who are around you and influ-
enceyou

38 to quickly move out of the way

Across

Ithis kind of fiction appeals through pornogra-
phy and other cheap thrills

3aseamonster from the old testament

& Having Little, Being Much is a lovely example

8 these are threatened through crossbreeding
with domestic ones

11____ and the self-managed counter-revolu-

tion

12important

16 awareness

17 ____,1doMind Dying

18 group of people involved in persistent social
interaction

19 the computation of a definite integral

21 fortification

23in oceanography,a place where two water
masses come together

26 the values and principles of asystem in
place, are contradicted or reversed

27 the quieter partner

30 et of conditions that exist at a particular
time in a particular place

31we hear, funny knitting command

35 produced an important text about this
concept,still very useful today

37 those who attain Nirvana have become this

39 not right

40indigenous

41learning by repetition

42 Hitler wrote a book about his

AK Press

Down

Tanother word for oversee

2 the process of buying and/or selling

3agroup noun for liberals

4 spreading a supply of something in an area

5 itis alabel that can mean alot oralittle

9 getting stronger

11.an organization that deals with social prob-
lems

12a river,a woman, a company

13 stories of the past

14 twenty years ago, this acronym was nota
word, now every site should have one

15 bad pressing

17 the body of the state

20the way that parts of a thing are arranged

21 what managers are supposed to show; but
not too much

22amanager of the product of writing

24 behavior of hens and roosters

26 working together is called this

29 the Democrats and Republicans are parties
in this

30 notspecial

31 thetireless ex who tabled and traveled and
repped and started

3310 express something in a definitive way

Across

2 he said "the great project of our time must be
t0 open the other eye”

5 bookkeeping

6 what ayncaps say work is

7 the people’s power

8 not Winston, but Ward

10 believer in worker councils

1410 form a larger group with smaller groups

16 getting entirely rid of

18a catch-all word for busy anarchists

19 outside of a dog, these are a person's best
friends

23 the color of plebian blood

25 relating to the parties, weddings, perfor-
mances, etc. that rich and fashionable people
20

27 washing machines do this to clothes

28 lateral

31 refusing to accept

32 Berkman's paper in San Francisco

34 liberation

35 poke

36 amovable library
Little Black Cart

Down

2 Anarchy magazine is avoice for this tendency

4theyve been fighting for our lives for years

5 Bobs hobbyhorse

6 journeys and destinations can be this

7a child of unmarried parents

9ascary murky figure from pre-revolutionary
Russia

10 How to Live, The Impossible, Patience, and
margarine words

11 Krishnamurti said “Itis no measure of health
10 be well adjusted to a profoundly sick

131’ crazy how many things he's written
about

16 the product of publishing

18 Bonanno's jam

20 author, publisher infrastructurist

22 bandit, autodidact, poet, father inspiration

23imprisoned in Spain, writes about nonvio-
lence

24 0dd

28 short for magazines, but a very different
animal

29a powerful feeling

30 ablacksmith's tool

31 revisiting the Situationists with modern
French flair

34 short for Arthur

Across

1decolonize

3 the most rejuvenating thing Tucker and
Zerzan have had in years

5 he popularized ltalian insurrection and.
Stirner,this autodidact has been astalwart
influence on US anarchists for decades

810 print again

12 this kind of being is explored in frere du-
pont's book

14.aterm for queer vengeance

15 to express opinion about something after
examining and judging it carefully and in
detail

16 making black and silver cool

17 describes things that don't seem to go
together

19 place in France where people prevented a
nuclear reactor

21 Canadian, producer of Opstercatcher

25 the seminal work of this theorist s due fora
new translation

26 people get it confused with individualism

27 aUs father and son combination

30 targeted political violence

32 anice toast to give

33 the people who gave us pizzaand Novatore

35 one of Zerzan's favorite derogatory term
Lifestylism

Down

Ithese rooms are full of desks and aggravation

3 sex between aman and a boy

5is now a party for minimum government

7 intercourse of a physical kind

8something large such as a bulding or a bridge
that is bult from different parts

9 the font of egoism

10 Stirner would argue that being this is no sin

13 this used to be an innocent word that went
with tea, now it's a police tactic

14an insulting word for someone who dislikes
or does not understand serious art, lterature,
or music

15 the way in which the different parts of
something are combined or arranged

16 important anarchist, then non-anarchist

20 behaving in an informal way

21 presumably tending toward tolerance

23 the situationists would be rolling in their
graves

24 wilde said “do not speakill of ____Only
people who can't get in do that ”

27 biopower, panopticon, and a refusal to
propose positive solutions

29 used about events or experiences in your
life

30 ____ and every way, we're getting better
and better

32 having something in common

33 friendly

36 amore militant vegetarian

38 something that people feel has value
because it is beautiful or expresses ideas

Across

1state of being worried or concerned

2 they lost their panache after Evasion

4not interested in politics

6 teaching that life s full of suffering caused by
desire

11costless

12 labor

14 known for a property quote, quite eloquent
about many things (not women)

17 professionalized aesthetics

18 the power to make your own decisions

19 characterizes the thinking of a group or
nation

21 Che supported deep feelings of this

22aform of communication that is increasingly
policed

25 some think that anarchy means this

26 new and completely changing the way that
somethingis done, thought about, or made

28 the bad boy of NAMBLA fame

30 adjective made popular by Sartre

3 rebellion

34 the ethical slut refers to this

35 relating to one person

37 substances used as medicine or intoxication

38 land of the free, so they say

39single partner habit

40 the language of appearances

41agreat song in Charlie and Chocolate Factory
Hot Autumn

Down

T got the time tick-tick-tickiny in my head

2getrid of completely

3____istheft

4 freedom-loving

6 what Catholic priests give on Sundays.

7 irrelevant

8 what those who seek power want

9 there's a shroud that is named with this

11 things that are taking over our jobs

13 caused a revolution, also, all around us

14 theoretical system from Italy in the 1960s
out of operaismo movement

15 Fromm said “What holds true for the indi-
vidual holds true fora _

19 things that one is busy with

23 from a big city

25 Camus said there is hardly any passion with-
out this

29 one sign of a healthy liberal democracy

30the noun of refuse

32 the workers' enemy

33 take advantage of

35 Woolf said this place was “where the sun-
sets are longer, the dawns less sudden and
sentences are often left unfinished from
doubtas how to best end them.”

Across

3martyr and secretary of the italian anarchist
black cross in the 19605

5 belief in those who labor

8 the target of the Red Scare

10 wildcat ones are the best

12 means “the struggle continues” in Italian

16 amilitary or police group

17 the process of making or growing things in
large quantities

18 keeps you nodding

20the over-arching system for lawyers and
bookkeepers

2L involving technique

22 don't do this,or follow

24indigenous folks

26 workerin talian

27 dance s this, so s restless leg syndrome

28 she wrote a book critiquing Marx, and helps
with the information society

30 May ‘68was said to be asocial one,nota
political one

31 something that causes trouble or difficulty

34 detached

36 the ability to influence or control what
people do or think

37 they may be revolutionary agents, but its
justastage

38 the number of work hours we used to be
usedto

39 the ideas and activities involved in getting
powerina country

40 to expend effort

41the geographic boot
Occupy

Down

Lthis kind of action gets the goods

3The Big Apple

4 taxation without this is tyranny

5 no war, but this war

9 judgement or analysis

10 congregation

11 mental creativity

13 belief in rallies, marches, and fliers

15 showing how it works today, instead of
waiting for tomorrow

16 the most homogeneous of decision making
methods

21 committee

22 common targets of anarchist rage.

25 area known for its stock exchanges

27there s a“there” there

2910 be coping with inability or difficulty

31 fairly amiable disagreements

33 beyond the atmosphere of the earth

34 "worst of evils, for it prolongs the torment of
man”

Across

Tself help for basic skills

2 plotting to commit crimes

6 home of Occupy Wall Street

7 solidarity means this

8 tomorrow, next month, forever

1L when something isn't fair

12 belief in money markets

14 many persons

17 tents. s'mores fireflies

18 plural of medium,some of our enemies

19 hipster term for revolt, revolution, or resis-
tance

20 doing something

23 the right answer to anews polls

24 stories like Jesus or Hercules

26 executed by BART cops, sparked riots

2710 bein a contrary condition or disagreeance

28 canvas housing

30 ____ not bombs

32 supposition

33 break-y

35 credited with “we are the 99%"

36 coordinated group action

37 friendly

ANEEEEE

Anarcho-Transhumanism

Down

1Toffler wrote about it

3 the city-based foundation for our salvation

4 blend seamlessly

5 stuff that makes up other stuff

7 response to astimulus

8 sets the amount of data that can pass

10 our bodies make too many of these

12 the study of matter and energy, especially
interacting

15 the part of the earth that can supportlife

16 t0 be overcome

19 humanity now

21 means to an end

23 the ultimate one

25 relating to heredity, they say

26 not public

28 some people long for this dissolution, but
notus

29 the blend of our past and our future

30 related to the cosmos

32want

33 personal standards

Across

2 the only way to get enough is to go out

6t can't come fast enough

9 change

10 living leggo blocks

11 this can always be expanded

13.an outdated concept relating to bodies

14the only pure thing in the universe

17 making

18 mind flowers

20 value-laden categorization

22 we can do this on asteroids

24.cool ids call it bionomics

27 going beyond, we can do this to ourselves

31 unique, s0 special

34the _____ourdestination

35 the language of secrets

36 aliberal concept, but ours should be infinite

37 coming together, in a dialectical way

38 our scene s this, which just proves how
right we are

New York/East Coast

Down

2 cutting edge political comnics and grunge art

3 things that happened before now, as far as
we know

4asignificant alternative college in New York

5 a coalition of workers comes from here

6 burough divided by a iver of the same name

7 Goldman's main comrade

8 home of hipster sauerkraut

9 related to the academy

10 a healthy pooping position

13amember of a18th century society of the
same name, for educated women

15 2 neighborhood in Brooklyn, apparently with
pancaked plants

19 uncored

20 Berkman did one for anarchism, stil one of
the most inspirational texts for newbies

21 Novatore and Bonanno, and so many others

22 along-term Autonomous Marxist and art
publisher

24 Emerson said “The sanity of
balance of a thousand insanities.

25 thymes with hippies, is sometimes an
exclamation of delight

26 costing a lot

30 Abbie, some say he was an anarchist

_isa

Across

1 the immigrant communities that were this
were some of the strongest bulwarks, until
they 100 got integrated into the morass, they
gave us Sasha and Emma, among many
others

9 anarchist ex-panther

11also short for new english fanciers action
committee

12 als0 means 505

145he s the measure for many anarchists

16 athinker, best when unschooled

17 even more than more, also Johanrs last
name

18 advocates seizure of power by groups of
workers

23achurch where they let us hold events

27 acronym for an area,also a man's shortened
name

28 the most populous burough

29t was a recent thing that got the liberals and
the anarchists excited

31 abreak in the flow

32this group's sex-positive name couldn't be
said on the radio

33"the rich are better than you and I"

34 people coming from somewhere else

35 it was "amonthly magazine devoted to
social science and literature”
i IIIIII

Green Anarchism

Down

210 bring back

3 total number of inhabitants

4 ____itself sometimes refers to pie

5 when tools own us

6 having grandparents and kids

8 each thing has avoice

9 the old man of Eugene

12 no, this space here

13 livestock management

14 destruction of environment, especially when
willful

15 used to be water, now it's information

18 poet of the ecology movement

19 today's panacaea, the tempting solution toa
mechanized world

21Derrick’s preferred partner

23 state of grace

27 the whole enchilada

28 something to sabotage

29 the science of distancing ourselves from
land

30 the ideology of not oppressing animals

32 when animals do this, we laugh

33 sweater-wearing co-leader of DGR

35 the mother of mothers

36 without these we fall over

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Ithe study of the Other

7 original sin

10the oily end s nigh

11 these are for fixing things

13 nesting for hippies and other back-to-the-
landers

16 front section of aship or boat

17 believing that we are part of the real

18 Bakunin advocated secret ones

19 the myth that things can continue

20 only beavers should make these

22 antivegan co-leader of DGR

23 you've got mail

24 for stealthy breathing when under water

25 influential green marxist

26 storms, floods, melting ice caps

31notan anarchist,a cellist

34 tractors and shit

37 the american martyr of anarcho-primitivism

38____alltoo

39 the word for pure nature, for those who
believe
Elisée Reclus

Down

Twhat lifted him over Paris

3 hesaid anarchy is the highest expression of
this

4 number of volumes in his master work

5 he initiated a moverment of this, that would
still be radical today

6 a plant-based eating practice he promoted

8 one of his ttles, Anarchy, Geography, _

9in the US they're just more military, but in the
Commune they were good guys

12 hessaid, humanity is nature achieving this

15 one of his famous partners in crime

17 whatall relationships are

19 wrote a manifesto attacking the govern-
ment in this city

20 he said that this and revolution are con-
nected, not just in name

22 ield he's best known for

23 this anti-lifestylist was influenced by Reclus
through Mumford

27 Reclus joined him in aerostatic operations,
also,"to swim" in Spanish

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2 thestate where he spent most of his time in
the US

6 he inveighed against this common demo-
cratic process

7 he was a good man,also known as this

10 developed Reclus’ workin the direction of
“biosophy”

11award he got although banished from France

13 his first and onlylegal wife

14 Reclus met him and became an anarchist, a
not uncommen reaction

16 Sale said his work was unflinchingly this

18 a series of notes, and an anarchist who was
influenced by him

21 his fellows, their intervention from Britain
commuted his sentence to banishment

23 the term indicating relationship between
people and land that his work anticipated

24 his job for two years in the US

25 currently a green-washing term, it used to
be more significant

26 his writing was said to have "brilliant

28 the original Bloom author, heavily influenced
by a book Reclus edited

29 his non-state-sanctioned partner, also one.
of the names of a D Salinger title

30 he was repulsed by it in the US south, as are
weall

31tovoteis to give up your own this
Louise Michel

Down

Tshe was threatened with being sent to one of
these institutions for the "crazy” (aka socially
challenging)

2 intervened to get her out of prison to see her
dying mother

3she made a big impression on this young (at
thetime) suffragette

5 what France has made of her memory, her
most iberal facet

8 where she learned the language of the
indigenous people and agitated against
colonialism

9 mourned his loss with “The Red Camation”

12 her most common nickname

13"powerisa____,thatis whyam an anar-
chist”

14the number of months of her first prison
stay

15 dedicated Viro Major to her, alternatively,a
science fiction award

18 she cemented this symbol as one for anar-
chists

201 see the red reflection of flames. It s Paris
afire. That fireisa ___ "

21 where she's buried

22 she was a passionate ane, there were some
in Oakland too (members of a kind of collec-
tive)

25 she was sentenced to this kind of trip in 1873

26 she contemplated his assassination, and
refused to acknowledge him

27 dared the judges to sentence her to this

28 i am ambitious for ____" (people en
masse)

29 she was granted this by the state in 1880

33 where she was shot

Across

1shewasan _
mune

4 she said these will be worse than any they
replace[in power] because they claim
infallibiity and practice excommunication

6 like Voltairine, she defied expectation by
doing this for her assailant

7 what she escaped, but that happened to
35000 Parisians on the fall of the Commune
(aword for mass murder)

10 the task of teachers is to give to the people
the intellectual means to do this

11 what the media does to us all

16 she joked, in meetings these make the most
revolutionary motions

17 when she stopped fighting for justice

19 her nickname from the Versailles press

23 she advocated spreading this out to all the
people

24sheled onein 1883

30 "the first thing that must change s the _
between the sexes”

31 the woman who probably convinced Michel
t0 become an anarchist

32a dressing practice of Michel and George
Sand,although now it's common

34 where the last stand took place

35 fire-friendly

36 the amazing event that she vowed never to
renounce

_woman during the com-

SF Bay Area

Down

2 third largest city in the area, major port town

3 usually,slightly more palatable state actors

4 the best neighborhood in SF, even now

5 this puzzle could cause some, this book could
too

6 the cause (and means) of a monthly moving
party

7 with straightedge, the most hardcore ideol-
ogy ever

8 one of the last bastions of anarchist event
spaceinSF

12 social econornic trend of displacing poor
people that is also used to bludgeon Indi-
viduals of Privilege

13____, -or- decolonize

15 the preferred social f2f interface for many
anarchists

17 long-time bookstore in SF

20this food item i iconic for a couple neigh-
borhoods in the bay area

21 known for windiness and a bridge, among
other things

22 dead ends at the Berkeley campus,site of
street vendors and pot before it was cool

23 they believe in using the system to change
the system. Favored epithet of many.

25 the ideology of action

27akind of orange, also astreet name

29 Thakeray said, good humor could be one of
the best articles of dress to wear in _

31 east bay for punks!

32 collections of pages, collections of thoughts

35 the initials of a provacative publishing and
distro group

Across

1 they steal our aging youth

9an areathat is iconic of the 60s,in name and
history

10 the English word for the waters we swim
within

11 street famous from the 60s.

13 newish hot space in the east bay, used to be
acrazy huge dance hall Latin prefix for “all”

14the belief (among other things) that the
most oppressed are the most revolutionary

16 alocal triumph of black Muslim activism

18 an over-used word for conflict

19 means relying on careful cutting techniques
by law enforcement

24 the French word for the waters we swm
within

26 famous for free speech in the 60s

28 alocal group that promotes direct action for
redistribution of property

30 one of the oldest infoshops in the US

33 sometimes these treats end up in people’s
faces

34 the idea that skin color determines many
crucial things about individuals

35 not right

36 victims of a fire, theyre moving, but still bay
area for now

37 dictionary says “the art or science of gover-
nance”
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Johann Most

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Tinspirational acts of violence

2 he served inthis position for four years

4his convinced him that parliamentary action
was futile

6 believed this kind of hostile promise was only
relevant when followed by action

7amonth,also, someone hanged for Haymar-
et,and an associate of Most's

9 what the Marxist movement used to be
called

11who the anarchists act on behalf of (accord-
ing to him)

15 the classicvillain n fairytales, his was consis-
tent

17 he supported Alexander Ifs,and advacated
more of them

20 a play on “dynamite,” his nickname

Nadifficult start tolife

23 one who attaches pages

25 he was against the state, and also this
standard of Libertarian hetoric

26“the aims of anarchists and true commu-
nistsare ____

29 he was this, from the German Social Demo-
cratic Party, for espousing anarchism

31the country that he thought was the most
suited for anarchist agitation

Across

The was putin here, usually for advocating
Killing rulers

3also called a free thinker, although | wouldn't
say Dawkins is one

5 had this as a child, disfigurement from cold

8 those who are to be inspired by acts of
violence

101t is the lash of this that compels the poor
man to submit

12 he was inspired by Most, who later publicly
turned on him

13 he thought only under this system does the
individual become himself and lead his own
life

14 Joe McCarthy used this to great effect, it
keeps people from getting hired

16 surrounded by social media, many of us are
terribly this

18 he knew more of this than many clergymen

19 Most said, this being is practically an idio,
with nathing to say that any sensible person
should want to listen to

22 aname some might recognize, inspired
many, including Most

24 ironically, he was religiously this.

27 one who speaks with passion in public on
political topics

28 "freedom?” in German, the paper he started

30 willy nilly, and not “the right kind of vio-
lence”

32according to Emma, she accosted him with
this, o her eventual regret

33agood one is a writer’s best friend

34 the modern scourge, unlimited growth

35 “any thought of centralization must be a

36 it's not just a conference, he was one also
37 he wrote a summary of this highly-influen-
tial German book
Voltairine de Cleyre

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2 close friend and confidante, who killed
himself

3born in this hand

4staying in this Catholic institution moved her
away from religion

6 the language she taught

7 the number of mourners at her funeral

10 one of the tenets of classical anarchism, and
the name of one of her essays

12 argued that the Paris Commune failed
because they tried to break political chains
without breaking chains of this kind

14a callection of her witings from the Liber-
tarian Book Club, in 1980

15 she s ane of the reasons its hard to entirely
give up on this label

17 Emma embraced it, Voltairine rejected it

18 a great wind, and the name of one of her
poems

19 anti-clerical movement

20 she attempted this twice, but unlike her
close friend, she did not succeed

Across

Lwhat replaced individualism in her prefer-
ence, named after reciprocity

5 dude she was named after

8acollection of weapons, her wiitings were
called one of knowledge

9 the role she played in The Progressive Age

11 her later tendency was without these,
marking tolerance between schools of
thought

13 when running away from school she swam
tothis place

16 someone who practices rigid self-discipline

20 she argued strongly against this common
military form, arguing that neither pay nor
pensions should be provided for those who
make a trade of killing

21 the il topic of one of her best essays

22 argued that this capitalism-friendly ethicis
important

23she was inspired by the actions of this
southern anarchist of her time

24 aformer one, sick n the head, tried to kill
her

25 the language she learned to speak and write

26 Emma called her the most gifted and _
anarchist woman America ever produced

27 the hanging of these martyrs was to the
time what Sacco and Vanzetti was to a later
era,deeply radicalizing

Emma Goldman

Down

1 would-be assassin, editor of Mother Earth

2 crosser of borders

3 originator of the Ubermensch

6 makeshift orator's stand

7 famous Russian rebellion in which anarchists
were once again slaughtered by their so-
called allies

9the justification for the McCarthy era in the
us

10 1UD, diaphragm, condoms, Plan B

11 banishment

12act of targeted political violence

13 when our dreams are shattered

15 cold sweet sold in Goldman and Berkman's
short-lived Worcester shop

16 deadly labor strike against Carnegie Steel
Company

17 non-believer

21 Gaia

22 she was credited as "the first and only
American, to take up the defense of _
love before the general public”

25 imprisoned

27 pleasurable movement, usually to music

28 German-Anarchist advocate of propaganda
bythe deed

Across

1 “the Soviet Ark” was the nickname of this
ship

4 what first-wave feminism was all about

5 the Act for the "Suppression of Trade in, and
Circulation of, Obscene Literature and Articles
of Immoral Use”

8 what one does while the iron is hot

10 Emma likened this man to Marcus Junius
Brutus

13 forced to leave

14 bordered by Latvia and Belarus

18 compulsory recruitment

19 polyamory of those times

20 before there were zines there were
these

23 her autobiography

24 the one responsible for Goldman and
Berkmar's deportation

26 infoshop in Baltimore

29 the Hobo Doctor

30 ransacking of anarchist spaces in 1920

31 left four anarchist hung in Chicago

32 popular language of Jewish immigrants
’ IIIIII

Things Anarchists Hate

Down

Tlies, sometimes subtle, sometimes blatant

2 bosses, teachers, parents, bureaucracies, etc

5 talking about unhappiness instead of acting

6 superficiality

7 what the state says we get

8 ignoring significant information

9 glassy targets

1L usually the first time we encounter the state

13 the rules that rule us

16 judging someone based on race

17 the system of buying and selling

20 the corporate uniform

21 globe-spanning parasites

22 ineptitude

24 rigid guidelines

25 overemphasizing the potential of asingle
relationship

28 boring gatherings

30 making overly-nice allowances for things

31 our first authorities

33a routine task, iconic of the mundane daily
grind

Across

1fear of the queer

3 those who tell on their friends to the author -
ities

5 small s, there are many on this continent, big
s there really only one

10 betrayers

12 arguably,if we liked this, we'd pick more
reasonable goals

14 Itake my desires for because|
believeinthe _____ of my desires

15 large businesses

18 uncalled for violence against a person

19 being overly concerned with irrelevencies

23 lack of commitment shows this

26 one way the state tells us what to do

27 genital mutilation of boys

29 the body of people positioned to rule us

32those who overly emphasize the values of
state-based education

34 political players

35 judging someone based on innies or outies

36 removing hair with a sharp object

37 some of these underground rodents go so
far as to have kids with their targets

38 the fist that the real bosses hide behind

39 judging someone based on education,
money,etc.

Renzo Novatore

Down

TNovatore was found dead with this danger-
ous jewelry

2 overwhelming desires or emotions

3 author of The Dream of My Adolescence

4he rejects this for the triumph of the |

5“the most brutal of enslaved beasts.”

6 0ne of the weapons found on Novatore dead
body

ginsurgent

10 wanderer

12 co-editor of Iconoclasta!

14 he brought fire to mankind

15 author of "The Damned Song”

16 ghosts

18 birth place of Abele Rizieri Ferrari

22advancement

25 pistol popular with anarchists of his time

26 philosopher who announced god's death

27 reection of moral principles

28 translator of “Towards The Creative Nothing”

29 repudiation

3 these must be "the fatal announcement of a
great social storm”

Across

4woe

6 the supreme being who s “a pill for consti-
pated minds”

7 author, Der Einzige und sein Eigentum

9 rejecting what is right, good, or proper

11 dark banners

13elation

17 notorious Italian-Argentinian anarchist,
subject of Anarchism and Violence

19 Renzo was sentenced to death for deserting
this historical violent event

20 unprogrammed

21 haiku, epic, free verse

23 "the mother of Socialism, daughter of
Christianity”

24 military Italian police

28 free blossoms

30an expression of joy or passion

32an Italian anarcho-futurist collective

33 destroyer of idols

34 Mussolini's party

35 father of realism
ANEEEN

ANEEEEE

Alfredo M. Bonanno

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1 Continental philosopher concerned with the
Geist

3author of "More, Much More”

4"a deepening of reciprocal knowledge”

5 self-governance

8 Rabin Hood's favorite crime

910 oppose Mussolini and the like

10 bank robber, publisher, and English transla-
tor of talian insurrectionist texts

14 Bonanno's journal

15 originality

17 relaxed

19 this movement is opposed to the Fictitious
Movement

20 black dog in Italian

22 wealth

24 home of gelato and tiramisu

27 the opposite of play, in a dualistic sense

29 Bonanno wrote a eulogy for this

30 bravery

Across

2 book calling for the re-evaluation of prison
abolition, written from prison

4weaponized happiness

6 the name for the West Bank and the Gaza
Strip

7 ___Editions, London publisher

11 an offensive, to strike

12strain

13 Bonanno says this man “reeks of metaphys-
ics," and "has his roots i the Protestant
mysticism of the middle ages”

16 jail house

18 his middle name

21 the use of immediately effective means
rather than negotiation

23 Informal Anarchist Federation

25 pardon

26 named for the Roman prosecutor, in which
Bonanno was the suspected “anarchist
leader”

28 digital paper-pushing

3171t's easy You can do it by yourself,or with a
bunch of trusted comrades”

32 self organization of struggle, permanent
conflictuality and attack

33 Bonanno's birthplace

34 Bonanno was convicted of this crime at 72
years old, again

INEERaEEEN

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Mikhail Bakunin

Down

1what Patrick McGoohan s in the cult TV series

2someone who puts their fists up

3 opposition

4 the fortress where Bakunin was imprisoned
for three years

5 asupporter of centralized social and eco-
nomic control, especially of all means of
production

8 participant in the unsuccessful conspiracy
to overthrow Czar Nicholas | in December
1825

9 conceived a natural law of balance operating
within society, rejected authority as an
enemy of order,and threw back at the
authoritarians the accusations leveled at
anarchists, in the process he adopted the
title he hoped to have cleared of obloguy

11 tomorrow

13aset of questions and answers

15 acity in southwestern Switzerland

16 Russia's famines are famous for people
eating this

19 cold place where Russian dissidents were
sent

21 became tsar in Bakunin's childhood

22 united to work together

23 Rome s its most famous city

24 aRussian writer and thinker known as the
“father of Russian socialism” and one of the
main fathers of agrarian populism

26 Bakunin broke with him over his “Jesuit
methods”

28 alarge meeting of members of a political
group

30 Bakunin, People’s Will, Kropotkin, Herzen

Across

6saved by _

7____isbuming

8send outof the county

10 jockeying for power

12 his canonical stature within Western phi-
losophy is universally recognized

14the complement to sisterhood

15 an empty ejaculation

17a condition of excitement or distress

18 the totality of social relationships amang
humans

19 _____admirer

20 existing between countries

25 Friedrich, Marx's partner

27 we hear, pencil scratchings

29 Jack,also acity

31s0meone who thinks ahead

32 Debs would've been a President who was
one

33 bariers

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Anarcho-Pacifism

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Tagroup trying to thwart foreign occupation

3 the more passive participants in an event

4 talking about problems, divorced from
action

5 high level plan to achieve difficult goals

9 things intended to be appreciated for their
beauty or emotional power

13 compulsory enlistment of people ina
national service

14 armed conflict between societies

16 relating to fathers

17 booze

18 a deal in which all parties lose and gain

21 from hipsters, was initially used to describe
beatniks in the Village and the Haight

23 political, economic, or military predomi-
nance or control of one state over others

26 overused word for sensory response

28 causing harm, or (for some) intending to
cause harm

29 study of the past

32 what some consider proper

33 these are used to get to goals

Across

2voluntary or involuntary association of iving
organisms

6 capable of producing a desired effect

7 confused

8 name of cities in Indiana, Kansas, and Mis-
sourt

10 they are a form of spirit, often described as
metaphysical or supernatural

11 bearing witness on behalf of an express
cause

12 lack of apparent conflict

14 what mosquitos and spoiled people do

15 exercise of authority or powerin a burden-
some, cruel,or unjust manner

19 goals

20 means to achieving a plan

22 confidence in something, frequently ac-
cused of being blind

24 able to be put into practice

25 fairness

27 strong attachment

30 to commit an individual into something

31Wilde said, | choose my friends for their good
looks, my acquaintances for their good
characters, and these for their good intellects

33 Chavez said, In some cases non-violence
requires more this than violence

34 often used to mean profound immorality

35 an atom, molecule,or ion with unpaired
valence electron(s)

36 what everyone thinks they are

37 Ward accused most/many pacifists of being.
this, only valuing militant resistance in
far-away places

38 the Dutch Gandhi of the West, wrote The
Conquest of Violence

39 the simple opposite of anarchist
Anarchist Academics

Down

1 Israeli, wrate one of the few good academic
books on anarchy, Anarchy Alive!

3 teachesart in Canada

5 deceased co-founder of Research Group One

6 founded IAS, translated a Durruti biography,
and criticized Bookchin

7 famed geographer, participant in the Paris
Commune

10 identifies himself as a “left-wing market an-
archist,” his thoughts on markets are indebt-
ed to Carson's mutualism

11 should be best known for being owned by
Foucalt

13 US anthropologist, famous, thinks there
should be more anarchists in academia ig-
nored his predecessor, Barclay

17 best known for his intelligent and insightful
critiques of state education

18 today's most significant anarchist theorist

19 wrote a book of thumbnail sketches called
From Bakunin to Lacan, which does none of
them justice

20Black’s target that set the pattern

23 Canadian, wrote Gramsci is Dead, also co-
founder of online journal Affinities

24 anthropologist, not famous, wrote The State

26 she wrote biography of de Cleyre, and was a
member of the Alliance of Libertarian Anar-
chists

28 wrote books on Sacco and Vanzetti, the Hay -
market Riot, the Kronstadt Rebellion, Voltair-
ine de Cleyre, The Modern School Movement
andsoon

30 has written a lot about science fiction and
anarchist thought

Across

2 editor of Hostis, author of The Master’s Tools

4 critic of anarchoprimitivism, philosophy pro-
fessor, general director of IAS

7 working at a university was late and minor in
hislife. He is known for his love/erotic poetry,
and for setting the stage for the San Francisco

renaissance

8 his ideas on knowledge involve three central
claims: knowledge is the ultimate goal of in-
quiry; knowledge is true belief, and justifica-
tion s merelya means for arriving at true belief

9 Canadian poet, founder of Canadian Literature,
and author of Anarchism: a history of libertari-
an ideas and movement

120neof the few who give the restagood name,
started a very influential free school in Spain

14 best known for his contributions to political
anthropology, his fieldwork in Paraguay, and
his theory of stateless societies

15 anarchists from there have nothing good to
say about this Balkan federalist currently liv-
ing inthe US

16 editor of Minor Compositions, co-author of
Constituent imagination: Militant Investigation,
Collective Theorization

21 proponent of post-anarchism, and editor of
Anarchist Developments i Cultural Studies

22 founded and maintains the Anarchy Archives
website and serves on the psych faculty at CGU

24 she lectures on Spinoza, identity, and femi-
nism

25 political theary professor at Loughborough
and editor of Anarchist Studies

27 an American novelist, playwright, poet, psy-
chotherapist, although now best known as a
social critic, anarchist philosopher, and public
intellectual

29 currently a philosophy professor at the New
School and at the European Graduate School

30 critic of postanarchism and author of Anar-
chism and the Crisis of Representation, he takes
being pied very seriously

31 this surrealist poet has witten as an anar-
chist about problems with the acadermy

3200 of the three who developed “post-struc-
twralist anarchism’, also amonth

33 Albert’s colleague and Z magazine contribu-
tor
Laurance Labadie

Down

1Laurance defended the use of them i trials
against Rothbard

2an unmarried man

3anarchists do not attempt to produce this
through artificial or authoritarian means

5 not complicated

6 a label for someone with false understanding
of anarchist principles

7 this spook is in the nature of an organic
entity ... amenable to observation and study
with certain conclusions to be derived
therefrom”

8 bravery and independence—Labadie set
them against “Superstition and lgnorance”

9inheritance

12 debilitating sadness

15 one of the biggest names in anarchist
individualism, founder of the publication
Liberty

17 ____lyinlove

18 Labadie believed in free this

19 decentralist organization that promoted
homesteading and adult education

22 farm animals who are unjustly metaphors
for those willing to follow unthinkingly

23 friend of Labadie, wrote Men Against the
State and edited an edition of The Ego and its
Own

25 humor mixed with disdain

26 Labadie offered this kind of feedback as a
giftto anyone, even those he admired

27 superficiall, the ability to do what you want

31 perspective and this are almost synonyms.

Across

4foes

10 analogous to the name “Smith” in France.

11 the largest number of a group

13 effects,the school of these is the best
teacher for free individuals

141fyou must speak, speak with this

16 equality in this is the only appropriate kind

19.all publications used to require this, now it's
what letterpresses do

20 vertical equivalent of a water level, and the
kind of consistency that Tucker,and also
Laurance, demanded from people’s anar-
chism

21an awesome publishing company in NY, the
original LBC, started by Arrigoni, et al

24 anarchist tendencies that emphasize
individuals and their will over external
determinants such as groups, society, tradi-
tions, and ideological systems.

28 these are granted; ‘duties’ are enforced. To
speak of them and duties is to think in terms.
of authority

29a publication by Tucker and another word
for freedom

30 one who rejects hope, among other things

32 popular woman of the time, who Labadie
critcized for ignoring her debt to Stirner,and
for rejecting anti-statism

33lack of harmony

34 one of Labadies' ttles was Origin and Nature
ofthis

Ethics

Down

Labove, beyond

2 confusing to JZ

3____ justice,and the american way

4the only rule)

6large

8 the belief that something is morally right if it
helps a majority of people

10all the things that a particular person has
done or experienced

11.aschool from the Greeks that thinks that the
bestindication of an individual’s philosophy
is not what someone says but how they
behave

12 mammals, reptiles, amphibians

16 change based on survival of the fittest

17 inherent inclination of a living organism
towards a particular complex behavior

18 school from the Greeks promoting the idea
that “pleasure” is the greatest good, but the
way to attain itis to live modestly, to gain
knowledge of the workings of the world and
the limits of one's desires

22 the oppasite of affirmation

25 ideas of right and wrong

26 unclear

Across

2astate of being clean, with nothing harmful
included

5 what someane holds as important

6 slang for bourgeouis

7 an American socialist colony founded in 1897
in Washington state

9 holds that points of view have no absolute
truth or validity within themselves

13 it's all about what feels good

14 resistance

15 relating to the class of wage-earners

19 attempts to use philosophical methods to
identify the morally correct course of action
in various fields of human life

20 the degree of resistance to, or protection
from, harm

21 the class of normative ethical thearies
holding that the consequences of one's
conduct are the ultimate basis for any judg-
ment of that conduct

23 someone who thinks that norms, principles,
and moral criteria are likely to be improved
from inquiry

2410 hold in this means to share

27 disbelief in god

28 moral excellence

29 noneater of anything from animals

30 Aristophenes said that comedy is allied to
this
Things Anarchists Love

Down

Tformal ones work in schools, informal ones
are everywhere

2 doing stuff

3 the region of our greatest triumph and
perhaps most bitter defeat

4.0ne of the elements, the Mayans said our era
would end destroyed by it

5 expressing discontent

6 Nietzsche said, in the course of this, men
come to see that iron necessity is neither iron
nor necessary

7a community of plants that includes trees

10 making something look good, sometimes at
the expense of function

1L municipalities

12 states of mind characterized by abstraction
and release from reality

13 bringing order and structure

15 to blame someone else

18 Wilde said, there is no such thing as a moral
orimmoral one,they are either well- or
poorly-written, that s all

20 to spoil someone’s chance at something

23 Wilde said, the stability of ahealthy one is
the complete absence of any intelligence
amongstits members

24 baguettes and wine

25 used to be dense and boiled, now fluffy and
baked

26 stomping implements

27 facial covering

28 away to pull a crowd together

29 goes with everything

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1 prefix for crossing

8 spirits for atheists

910 analyze closely

10 passion

14 partaking in a five-fingered discount

16 the ideology of not eating animal products

17 computers in your pocket

19 fittle mobile bits of heaven

2110 take space in

22 false names

26 cafe worker

27amonth

30 where our characters are tested, such as
theyare

31 the four-footed cliche of the internetz

32anarchists making it work in revolutionary
Russia (until they were betrayed by the
Commies)

33 healthcare workers
Love and Rage

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Tghost

2afriend,especially someone you have fought
together or worked with

3 the traditional beliefs and practices of a
religion or political system

4lacking in resources

5 apolitical entity characterized by a union of
partially self-governing states or regions
under a central (federal) government

7 we hear,to fade away

10 arrangements and organizations of interre-
lated elements

14a believer in ending a practice (ie slavery,
prison)

16 one who uses unnatural methods

17 opinion piece in ajournal

18 platformist organization in Montreal and
Boston, post Love and Rage

20 an efficient and orderly approach to tasks

21home of the hockey-lovers

22the position of being ahead

23 one of Subcomandante Marcos’ crew

29acompetition of speed

30 trendy

33 Nietzsche said the perfect one s a higher
type of human than the perfect man, and
also something much more rare

38a compllation devoutly to be avoided

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1Students for a Democratic _

6 interconnections

8 believer in the dialectic and materialist class
relations

9 famous Bolshevik murdered with an ice-pick.

11 Judas is known as one

12 wrote "Ain't 1a Woman?’, name taken fora
group

13 activist group

15 those who do not learn this are doomed to
repeat it

17 joining (frequently secretly) a usually larger
organisation in an attempt to expand influ-
ence

19 changing from one state to another

24 the founder of Bring the Ruckus, also twins

25 pro-voter

26 the period of 24 hours that s lit by sun

27 having twao similar aspects, parts, or func-
tions

28 casual

31 unsanctioned occupancy

32 produce thatis still edible

34 out of the ordinary

35 home of the Aztec

36 a cause celebre, a death row inmate

37 widely applied as the guiding political and
military ideology of the Communist Party of
China,inexplicably popular among anarchists

39 not right

40 the slammers

411aborers

Black Rose

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Tane of the colors of traditional candy cane

2____anddesires

3 Wilde said, the true mystery of this s the
visible, not the invisible:

4 under

7 Dorothy Day said, we disagree with _
Party, as we disagree with others who are
trying to maintain the American way of ife

8 Wilde said, everything in the world is about
sex except sex. Sexis about this

9 ground

10 something that causes other things to
change, without changing itself

Llabletolastalong time

12 responsibility.

13 they're supposed to be the cultural equiva-
lent of genes, which gives them more weight
than they probably deserve

15 engagement

16 an ideology involving associations of work-
ers

18 discrimination against those with disabilities

19 “West" in Kurdish

21 requirements.

25 Italian iconoclast, bandit, poet

26 Chesterton said, children are innacent and
love this, while most of us are wicked and
prefer mercy

28 Iberian Anarchist Federation

29 Canadian anarchist communist writer and
theoretician

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Lasite of increasing surveillance

5 wilde said, biography lends to this anew
terror

6 an advocate of civil liberty

7an economic and political system in which a
country’s trade and industry are controlled
by private owners for profit

11 Fromm said, what holds true for the indi-
vidual holds true for this.

14 characterised by social ownership and
democratic control of the means of produc-
tion

17 the entire structure of a human organism

18 involved

20 concerning more than one country

22 manager of book production

23 street communication and art

24 someone famous wha peaple think repre-
sents a particular idea

27akind of cracker

29 Russian anarchist, ally and later opponent of
Karl Marx

30 John Brown was a famous ane

31 known as the Dean, famous again from
Ocalan

32the study of the enviranment and its inhab-
itants

33fickle
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2 home of the Bears football team

Jinexpensive

4 music scene,lfestye, dead?

5 the Fin NEFAC

6 superstore chain

8 city of the Labadie Collection

9apleasant attitude, can be taken too far

11acolor,astate of metal

14a stickyslogan-holder

16 they weren't always white, but are now

17 there’s a US kind, and a rest-of-the-world
kind

19.2 game with balls and pins

21 the Malcolm X to Greenpeace's MLK

22 keais now the icon of this group

23 official coupledom

26 1o make something shine

28 Stop The Left

29 the people who live in a particular country
or area, or who belong to a particular time

30 legal possession of

31 pass over in a plane

33 free-standing abodes

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Tarranged sounds that are pleasant to hear

S forstating an origin

7 uninteresting

8 leftalone

10 akind of chocolate cake

12 buttons

13 an apologist for the system

15 astate named after a iver, and known for
buckeyes

17 one of the main macronutrients

18 acity in Wisconsin, also a trendy first name
20 hypermarket

24usual

25 only the goalkeepers can touch the ball
27a union that has occasionally had anarchists
init

28 long-running newspaper with chaotic
illustration, coming out of the bay area

31 not mountainous

32 valuing traditions

34 largest city on the US/Canada border
35gone

36 the pumps of industrialism

37 anticipatory

38 parent-prone
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2 the one that broke the camel’s back

4amechanism

5 appropriation

6 once every seven days

10 a break to change topics, o when the
speakers aretired

112 pun on light,atitle many seem to misun-
derstand

12 relating to multiple nations

14an interaction involving usually one ques-
tioner and at least one being questioned

15 2 long-standing group sharing cultural
aspects

17 Herman Bell, Murnia Abu-Jamal, Michael
Kimble

20sensory input

22 this crucial thing is t0o often lacking

24 jests that have been practiced and staged

25 teacherly, informative, condescending

27 not tactics but _

28 not strategy but _

29 things we work on that we love

33 things we reach, sometimes

Across

3 formally or informally discussing a topic

7 asection of a broadcast

8 he's been doing it the longest, and it shows
9 makes two more interesting than one

13 ears are required, but not sufficient

16 recipients of an action, but more active than
most realize

18 a podcast that s entirely pre-scripted

19 once every 30 days or so

21 how an audience member can be more
active

23abody of ideas

26 what happens when we talk to each other
28 of-the-day

30 fight

31 first zines, then blogs, now podcasts

32 what Anarchy Radio is

33 talking about relationships and personalities
34 some think its chaos

35 bigotry, discrimination, or hatred arising
from attaching inferiority and superiority
subdivisions within a group

36 something that becomes apparent over
time
Answers to Platformist
Anarchism

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Tclass

2 peasants

3 rules

6 politics

7 committee
8 communist
9Russia
12Durruti

14 platform
16 libertarian
18 movement
19 dues

20 federalism
23 NEFAC

24 solidarity
25 building
26 campaign
27 strike

28 work

Across
2 propaganda
4life

5 the party

7 consensus

8 cadre

10 commune
1 united
13state

15 union

17 common

21 collective

22 bourgeois
24 s0ciety

26 comrade

29 international
30 acronyms,
31 masses

32 Makhno

33 recruiting
34 bureaucracy

Answers to Anarcho-Communism

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Tprogram
2mutual

4 parties
Srevolution
7wrld

8 polemic
9factories
12state
T3free

W avrich

19 transitional
20value

21 nationalized
2s0ldarity
23 meetings
24 immediate
26 society

28 century
29abolition
30 economic
31land
32means

37 wark
39real

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2maney
3kropotkin
Srights
&manc
8 people
9family
10 mitary
Ticlass
13fields
14soviet
15 phase

16 individual

18 government
23 malatesta
25 enemy
27s0cialist
33 production
34 organization
35 trade
36union
38 labor

40 bakunin

Answers to Anarcho-Primitivism

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1ALF

3 unabomber
4Kaczynski

5 rights

8 rewilding

9 anthropology
11 dams

12 Tucker
13zerzan
14earth

15 civilization
16 overpopulation
17 biome
2ELF

23 green scare
24 wildness

25 seeds

26 feral

28 nature

29 treesit
30animism
31squaw

33 Gaia

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2indigenous

6 collapse

7 freegan

10 roadkill

11 domestication

15 cultural appropriation
18vegan
19anthropocene

20 mail

2 technology

27 permaculture
32language

34 buckskin

35 spikes

36 totem
Post Left Anarchism
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2May
4critique

6 anticiv

8 technology
9dean
12always
13jarach

14 bobblack
15 organization
16 publishing
17 life

18 history

2 leftism

22 antisocial
24 miliey

26 mass

29 power

30 marxism
32revolt
36city

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1chomsky
3vengeance
5 everyday
7 activity
10 society
larmchair
14 bookchin
16 people
19 school
20 never
2argue
2351
2Sattack

27 ideology
28 reification
3theory

33 opinions
34 work

35 mequinn
37 spectacle

Answers to Anarcha-Feminism

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2 manarchist

3 consent
4family

7 mansplaining
8 male

1 perp

12 marriage

13 wave

15 mujeres libres
16 misogyny

17 privilege

18 valerie

20 oppressing
2lidentity

22 crazy bitches
27 safe spaces
28 polyamory
29trigger

30 misandry

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Tecofeminism
5abortion

6 manspreading
9sexism

10 pepperspray
14 harassment

19 domestic wage
23milly

24 wife

25 equality

26 intersectionality
28 patriarchy

31 federici

32 gender
33emma

34lucy parsons
35 femme

36 rights

37 de cleyre

38 womyn

39 bell hooks

Answers to Queer Anarchy
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Lwitcheraft
2glitter

3 dysmorphia
4choice

5 resist

8 gender
9slut

13 wet butts
14anus

17 bisexual
18 how!

19 binary
20violence
23 sexuality
24liberate
260rgy
28dildo

29 queer
30love

Across

3 dance party
6 duality

7 bodies

10 them
11sin

12 couple form
15 hetero

16 butt plug
17 bash back
2ltrans

22 baedan

23 stonewall
25 biology

27 hocquenham
3lgay

32 wilde
33accept
34identity
35 edelman
36 theory
Individualist Anarchism

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2Tucker
4slave

S llegalists
6 masters

7 personal
9socialism
1 Arrigoni
13Spooner
15 Lucifer

16 Stirner
18 principle
22 individual
23 moral

24 reality

26 society
27 myown
28voluntary
29 desire
30 humanity
31Goldman

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Tfree thought
3 present

6 Mackay

8 will

10 Novatore
12liberty
13sovereign
14 Armand

17 spook
19apolitical
20 association
2 eltism

23 Marsden
25 pessimism
32iconoclast
33 union

34 originality
35 Libertad
36 authority

Answers to Christian
Anarchism

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Tsilence
2time

dlaws

5 church

6 peace

7 Dorothy

8 contrary

9 progress

10 justice
truth
3tolstoy

16 institutions
19 people

20 forgiveness
22 crusade

24 honesty
26 sermons
28 cath

30 love
32means
33evil

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Tsincerity

3 place

9 power
12cause

14 history

15 good

17 teaching
18 Quakers

2 society

23 orthoodox
25 god

27 future

28 order
29Ellul

31 community
34 Jesus

35 spirit

36 criticism

Answers to Red Anarchism

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2organization
3social

5 capitalist
6red

7 working class
8 political

12 practical

13 economy

18 dicpro

21 federation
2live

24 communism
25 committee
27 security

29 vanguard
30 people

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1conditions
4society

9 Proudhon

10 organize

11 worker

12 principles
1WA

15 law

16 international
17 syndicalist
19labor

20 man

22 solidarity

26 RASH

28 government
30 proletarian
31 revolution
32 movement
33 Marx
Answers to Mutualism

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Tcredit

2 economics
4 gradualism
6 libertarian
8land

9 warren

14 theory
1liberty

16 markets
17 labor

18 monopoly
19 carson

21 abstract
23 spooner
25 tucker

27 value

Across
Tchecques

3 exchange

5 mutual

7 contract

9 wilbur

10 proudhon
11 history
12right

13 capitalism
20 dual power
22 banking

23 synthesis
24 association
26 rent

28 money

29 work

30 equality
31voluntary
32interest

Answers to Tigqun

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1demands
3workers
4forms of life
6 party

8 le monde

9 civil war

1 young girl
13 biopower
16 situations
17 soldier

19 insurrection
2 priest

22 criminal

24 movement
25 reality

26 escalation
29 absence

32 protest

Across
Tdesert

2 network

5 bloom

7 control
10apathy
12rupture

14 inconsistency
15 davos

18 antiglobalization
20 epoch

23 disaster

26 empire

27 force

28 means

30 militants
31spectacle

33 community
34france

35 deepening
36 activism

Answers to Ameritiqqunism

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2tigqun
4party
5anxiety

6 Hegel

7 climate
9French

10 fermentation
11 saverkraut
12 bloom

15 spontaneous
16 bourgeoisie
18 occupy

20 imaginary
2linhuman
22 antithesis
26 flood

28 Woodbine
30 Oakland
2 class

34 Marx

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Tmetaphysical
Jempire

8 warmachine
13 everywhere
14 Manhattan
16 boredom
17 hipster

19 urban
20identity
23apparatus
24 rupture

25 New York
27 disruption
29.absurd

31 pour over
33 escapism
35 Katrina

36 Atlanta

7 coffee

38 Bronx
39sandy
Answers to Attentats

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17asulich
2Volkert
3zangara
4Primitivo

6 Nobiling
1ELF

12 Narodnaya Volya
13Band of Mercy
14ALF

16 Daly

17 Bresci

18 Czolgosz

19 vaillant
23Esler

24Moro

26 Carr

Across

5Solanas

7 Moncasi
8bank

9 Meurier
10 Adler
13Bhagat

15 Gunpowder
18 Cafiero
2015t of May
21 Ravachol
22 Hodel

25 Lucheni
27 Rote Zora
28 Caserio

Answers to Russian Civil War

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Twhites
2Batko

3 factories

4 communist

9 russia

12 paris

13 bourgeoisie
16 independent
17 soviet

18 class

20 partisan

21 battle

25 blockade

27 banditry

29 Makhno

30 traitor

32 spirit
33enemy

35 land

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Tworkers

5 kulaks
6insurgents

7 trotsky

8 pogrom

10 cossack

1 horses
12prison

14 owners

15 commissar
19 capture

22 war

23 estates

24 people

26 ukraine

28 society

29 movernent
31 congress

34 centralization
36army

37 counerrevolution
38 massacre

Answers to Spanish Civil War
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2 liberal

3 hierarchy
4commune

5 democracy

6 communism

8 class

10 collectivization
13illegal

15 action

19 militia

21 self management
22 Catalonia

23 libertarian

24 oppressed

25 women

26 factories

27 Catholic

29 proletarian

33 ideology

37 front

Across

Tradical

5 Durruti

7 economic
9divorce
1laboriton
12agrarian

14 feudal

16 struggle

17 republic

18 social

20 peasants,
22 civil

28 popular
30armed

31 militant

32 revolution
34myth

35 expropriation
36 experiment
38 assemblies
39 war

40 organization
41 repression
42Barcelona
43 education
Answers to Big Tent

2nonprofit
3 arth First!

4caring
6 morals

7 friendship
9 hostility

14 mutual aid
15 liberty

16 justice

18 Landaver
1950ciety
201deas
2ethics
25freedom
26 fair

29the people
30slingshot
35 power
36love

Across
Tideals
3Emma

5 differences
8authority

10 revolution
Toccupy
Linclusive
132utonomous
17 the left
20wwW
Zelite
22sharing
24solidarity

27 peace

28 diversity of tactics
3L dignity

32 dreams
33v0ting

34 marx

35 privilege

37 midwest
36liberals
38believe

39 workers

40 debate

Answers to May ‘68

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2entrails

3 humanity
aleftbank

5 ministry/

& demonstrators
7 decentralization
8 paving

10 process

1l adventurism
15 possible

16 councils

18 students/ the initial forces
19 Cohn Bendit
205orbonne
22che

25 strategy

27 ultraleft
28influence

29 Truffaut

31 Nanterre

32 debate

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Leverything

8 party

9 beach

12 Nantes
13tactics

14 shopfloor

17 socialist
205tones

21 Godard/

22 communists
23 Internationale
24.general

26 situationist
30 revolution
33 normaley
34 negotiation
35 strikes

36 destroy

37 future

38 barricades

Answers to Nihilist Anarchy

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Tliving

2 Bakunin

3 insurrection
4now

5 suicide

6 power
7antisocial

8 past

9 assassination
10 Nechaev

11 Decembrists
12attack
15effort

18 science

20 liars

22 secret

25 history

26 Fumiko

27 Russia

29 change

31 goals
32form

Across
Tliberation

6 political
9action
13trenchcoat
14attentat

16 pessimism
17 consequence
19 war

2 nihilist

23 downer
24idea

27 reason

28 practice
30strategy

33 tactics

34 dreamer

35 dying

36 rationale
Answers to Antiglobalization Movernent

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Tradical

2 corporate

3 jailed
4colonial

5 college

7 movement
10 privilege
12 global

14 undercover
15 peace

16 ministerial
19 Klein

20 mass

22 systems
24action

26 zerzan

28 starbucks
30activists
33 change

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6 protest

8 diversity
9WT0

10 police

11 power
12Genoa

13 hope

17 mobilization
18afford

21 grassroots
23Seattle

25 windows,
27 turtles

29 graffiti
3trade

32 marginalization
34black bloc
35youth

36 direct

37 showdown
38slingshots,
9struggle

Answers to Crimethinc.

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Thagels

2 Carboro

3 podcast
4utopia

5 windows

8 transformation
10 activist
1lyouth
13reveal

15 challenge

18 bravado

19 radical

20 liberation

22 game

23 journalism

27 rolling

28 trains
30Salem

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Thoring

2 cooptation
6 gatherer

7 destruction
9life

12work

14 secrecy

16 outreach
17 publisher
19 relevant
2 travel

23 joy

24 magazine
25 hope

26 revolution
29 politics

31 rebels
32ambition
33 inspiration
34identity
35 struggle
36 movement
Answers to Black and Red Press.

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20jibwe
aanalysis

5 hippies
7actiity

9 civiization

10 communicate
13party

14 underground
15 paris

16 contradiction
20value
22spectacle

24 press

25 revolution

28 elations

29 workers
30s0cial

32 Rubin

33 profts

34 death

36 milieu
38dodge

Actoss
Texploitation
3leviathan

6 biography

8 wildcat
1wlip

12 critical

16 consciousness
17 Detroit
18s0ciety

19 integrate

2 ramparts
Zfront

26 subversive
27 Lorraine

30 situation
31periman

35 nationalism
37 liberated
39left

40 natives

4l practice
a2struggle

Answers to AK Press

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Tcoordinate

2 business

3 collective

4 distribution

5 anarchist

9 empowerment
Tlagency
12amazon
13history
14FAQ

15 oppression
17 government
20 organization
21 leadership
22 publisher

24 roosting

26 cooperation
29 politics

30 common
31Ramsey
33state

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2Bookehin

5 accountability
6 voluntary

7 democratic

8 Churchill

10 syndicalist

14 federate

16 abolishing

18 project

19 books

23red

25 saciety

27 agitate

28 horizontal

3 resistance

32 blast

34 emancipation
35 provoke

36 bookmobile

Answers to Little Black Cart

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2 postleft

4 Crimethine
5 work

6 spiritual

7 BASTARD

9 nihilist

10 de Acosta
1 society

13 Voyer

16 books

18 insurrection
20 Aragorn!
22 Novatore
23 Gelderloos
24 queer

28 zines

29 passion
30 anvil

31 Tigqun
34art

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Toccupy

3 Black Seed

5 Wolfi

8 reprint

12 species

14 bash back

15 critique

16 Baedan

17 contradictory
19 Plogoff

21 Sakolsky

25 Stirner

26 egoism

27 Labadie
30attentat

32 10 our friends
33 ltalians

35 postmodern

Answers to Lifestylism

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Lclass

3 pederasty
Slibertarian
7sex

8 structure
9stirmer

10 egocentric
13kettle

14 philistine

15 organization
16 8ookchin
20 bohenian
2liberal

23 situationism
24 s0ciety

27 Foucault

29 personal

30 everyday
325haring
335002l

36 vegan
3gart

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Lcaring
2dumpster
4apoltical

6 buddhism
11free
12work

14 Proudhon
7art

18 autonomy.
19 ideology
2love

22 language
25 chaos

26 revolutionary
28Hakim

30 existential
31 insurrection
34 polyamory
35 individual
37 drugs

38 America

33 monogamy
40 clothing
alimagination

Answers to Hot Autumn

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Thours
2abolish

3 property
6mass
7immateral

8 control
9Turin

1 machines
13industrialism
14autonomism
15 society

19 occupations|
23 metropolitan
25struggle

2 literacy

30 refusal
32boss
33exploit

35 Russia

Actoss
3Pinel
5 workerism

8 communist
10strikes

12 Lotta Continua
16 force

17 production

18 heroin

20 capitalism
Atechnical

22 lead
24indians

26 operaista

27 movement

28 Fortunati

30 revolution
31problem
34impersonal

36 power

37 students
38forty

39 politics

40 abor

alitaly

Answers to Occupy
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1direct

3NYC
4representation
5 class

9 criticism

10 assembly

1l imagination
13activism

15 prefiguration
16 consensus
21 council

22 windows

25 Wall Street,
27 Oakland

29 struggle

31 debates
33space
34hope

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DIV

2 conspiracy
6 Zucotti
7attack

8 future
Winjustice

12 capitalism
14 people

17 camping
18 media

19 insurrection
20action
23society

24 myth

27 opposition
26 Oscar Grant
28 tents

30 food

32 theory

33 smashy

35 Graeber

36 movement
37 social
answers to anarcho-
transhumanism

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Tshock

3 civilization
4merge

5 material

7 reaction

8 bandwidth
10 demands
12 physics
15 biosphere
16 biology
19 primitive
21 tools

23 singularity
25 genetics
26 private
28 collapse
29 cyborg
30 cosmic
32 desire

33 ethical

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2space

6 future

9alter

10dna

11 capacity

13 gender

14 math

17 fabrication
18 ideas

20 hierarchy

22 mining

24 ecology

27 transcend
31individual
345stars

35 cryptography
36 choice

37 synthesis

38 marginal

Answers for New
York/east coast

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2ww3

3 history

4New School

5 Immokalee
6Bronx

7 Berkman

8 Woodbine

9 academic
10squats

13 Bluestockings
15 Flatbush

19 decentralized
20 ABC

2 italian

22 Autonomedia
24 society

25 Yippies

26 expensive
30 Hoffman

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Tlewish

9 Alston
1LNEFAC

12 Mayday

14 Goldman

16 intellectual

17 Most

18 syndicalist
23Judson

27LES

28 Brooklyn

29 Occupy
3linterference
32 Motherfuckers
33 elitist
34immigrants
35 Mother Earth

Answers to Green Anarchism

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2restore

3 population
4simplicity

5 technology
6 multigenerational
8 animism
9zerzan

12 bioregionalism
13 husbandry
14 ecocide
15 stream

18 snyder

19 spirituality
21 salmon
23uncivilized
27 earth

28 hunt

29 ecology
30 veganism
attack

33 jensen

35 gaia

36 roots

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Tanthropology

7 language

10 peak ol

1 tools

13 homesteading
16 bow

17 indigeneity

18 society

19 sustainability
20 dams

22 keith
23unabomber
24 reed

25 camatte

26 climate change
31 perlman
34agriculture

37 kaczynski

39 wildness
Answers to Elisee Reclus

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Thalloon

3 order

4nineteen

5 antimarriage

6 vegetarian

8 modernity

9 nationalguard
12selfconsciousness
15 Kropotkin
7interaction

19 Versailles

20 evolution

22 geographer

23 Bookchin

27 Nadar

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2 Louisiana
6voting

7 feminist

10 Geddes

11 gold medal

13 Clarisse

14 Bakunin

16 scientific
18Octave

2 scientists

23 bioregionalism
24 tutor

25 ecology

26 exposition

28 Joyce

29 Fanny

30 slavery

31 power

Answers to Louise Michel

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Tasylum
2Clemenceau

3 Pankhurst

5 schoolteacher
8 New Caledonia
9Ferre

12 the red virgin
13 curse

14 twenty

15 Hugo

18 black flag

20 dawn

2 LevalloisPerret
22 communards
25 deportation
26 Napoleon i
27 death

28 humanity
29amnesty
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4Marxists

6 defending

7 slaughter

10 revolt

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16 agents provocateurs
17 never

19 the red shewolf

23 power

24mob

30 relationship

31 Nathalie

32 crossdress

34 Montmartre

35 inflammatory

36 Paris Commune

Answers to SF Bay Area

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20akland
3NGO

4the Mission

5 drama

6 bike

7vegan

8 Station 40

12 gentrification
13occupy

15 bookfair

17 Bound Together
20 burrito
21san francisco
22 Telegraph

23 liberals

25 activism
27valencia

29 society
31Gilman

32 books
3518C

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1communists

9 people’s park
10 scene

11 Haight

130mni

14 Maoism

16 Qjlombo

18 war

19 lockdown

24 miliey

26 Berkeley

28 homes not jails
30 Long Haul

33 pie

34racism

35 left

36 AK Press,

37 politics
Answers for Johann Most

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1propagandaby the
deed

2deputy
4experience

6 threats

7 August

9 social democracy
11 proletariat

15 stepmother

17 assassination

20 Dynomost

21 child abuse

23 bookbinder

25 free market

26 identical

29 expulsed

3l America

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Tprison
3atheist

5 frostbite

8 the masses,
10 hunger

12 Berkman

13 communism
14 blacklist

16 lonely

18 scripture

19 God
22Marx
24antireligious
27 orator

28 Die Freiheit
30 arbitrary

32 bullwhip

33 editor

34 cancer

35 monstrosity
36 bastard

37 Das Kapital

Answers to de Cleyre

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2tum

3 Michigan

4 convent

6 English

7 two thousand

10 direct action

12 economic

14 The First Mayday
15 feminist

17 communism

18 hurricane

19 free thought
20suicide

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Tmutualism

5 Voltaire
8arsenal

9 editor
adjectives

13 Port Huron

16 ascetic

20 standing army
21 marriage

23 Magon
24student

25 Yiddish

26 brilliant

27 Haymarket

Answers to Emma Goldman

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Berkman
2immigrant

3 Nietzsche

6 s0apbox

7 Kronstadt
9redscare

10 contraception
exile
12attentat
disillusionment
15ice cream

16 Homestead

17 atheist

21 Mother Earth
22 homosexual
25 jailed

27 dance

28 Most

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1Buford
4suffrage
8strike

10 Czolgosz

13 deportation
14 Lithuania

18 draft

19 free love

20 pamphlet
23 Living My Life
24 Hoover

26 Red Emma’s
29 Reitman

30 Palmer Raids
31 Haymarket
32 Yiddish

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Answers to Things Anarchists Hate

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Thypocrisy
2authority

5 complaining

6 shallowness

7 rights

8 oversimplification
10 windows

1 school

14 society

17 racism

18 capitalism
20suits

22 multinationals
23 incompetence
25 rules

26 monogamy
29 meetings

30 excuses

31 parents
33dishes

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Thomophobia
3snitches

5 the state

10 traitors

12 winning

14 reality

15 corporations
18abuse

19 pettiness

23 halfassery
26 laws

27 circumcision
29 government
32academics
34 politicians
35 sexism

36 shaving

37 moles

38 cops

39 classism

Answers to Renzo Novatore

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Tpoisonring
2 passion
3Vane
4society

5 woman

6 grenade

8 rebel

10 vagabond
12Filippi

14 Prometheus
15 Martucci
16 phantoms
18 Arcola

22 progress
25 Browning
26 Nietzsche,
27 nihilism
28wWolf

29 negation
31 crimes

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asorrow
6god

7 Stirner

9 perversity
11 black flags
13joy

17 di Giovanni
19 Great War
20 unpredictable
21 poetry

23 democracy
24 carabinieri
28 wildflowers
30 laughter
32LaSpezia
33 iconaclast
34 fascist

35 Ibsen

Answers to Alfredo M.
Bonanno

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THegel

3 Passamani
4affinity

5 autonomy

8 expropriation
9 antifascism
10 Weir

14 Anarchismo
15 creativity

17 informal

19 real

20 canenero
22 capital

24 Italy

27 work

29 opinion

30 courage

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2 Locked Up

4 Armed Joy

6 Palestine

7 elephant

Tattack

12tension

13 Marx

16 prison

18 Maria

21 direct action

23FA1

25 amnesty

26 Marini Trials

28 technobureaucracy
3 revolution
32insurrection

33 Catania

34armed robbery
Answers to Mikhail Bakunin

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Tprisoner

2 fighter

3 rebellion

4 Peterand Paul
5 collectivist

8 Decembrist
9Proudhon

11 the future

13 catechism
15 Geneva

16 cabbage
195iberia
21Nicholas1
2alliance

23 ltaly

24 Herzen

26 Nechaev

28 congress

30 Russia

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6 the bell

7 Paris

8 deport

10 politics

12 Hegel

14 brotherhood
15 God

17state

18 society

19 secret

20 international
25 Engels

27 Marx

29 London

31 strategist

32 socialist

33 barricades

insurrectionary

Answers to Anarcho-Pacifism

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Tresistance
3audience

4 complaining
5 strategy
9art

13 conscription
14 war

16 patriarchal
17 spirit

18 compromise
21 hippies

23 hegemony
26 feeling

28 violence

29 history

32 moral

33 means

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2social

6 effective
7 deluded

8 liberal

10 fairies

1 protest.
12peace

14 whining
15 oppression
19ends

20 tactic

22 faith

24 practical
25 justice
27 love

30 institutionalize
31enemy
33 militancy
35 radical
36 good

37 racist

38 ligt
39statist

Answers to Anarchist
Academics,

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1Gordon

2 Antliff

5 Ehrlich

6 Morse

7 Reclus

10 Chartier
11 Chomsky
13 Graeber
17llich

18 Alejandro
19 Newman
20 Bookchin
23Day

26 Presley
28 Avrich
30Call

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2Nomad
4lance

7 Rexroth

8 Sartwell

9 Woodcock
12Ferrer

14 Clastres
15 Grubacic
16 Shukaitis
21 Rousselle
22 Ward

24 Bottici

25 Kinna

27 Goodman
29 Critchley
30 Cohn
31Sakolsky
32May

33 Hahnel

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Answers to Laurance Labadie

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1juries

2 bachelor

3 equality

5simple

6 anarchocapitalist

7 society

8 courage and selfreliance
9 heritage

12 depression

15 Tucker

17 hopeless

18 competition

195chool of Living

2 cattle

23 Martin

25 derision

26 criticism

27 freedom

31 humor

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10 Dupont

11 majority

13 consequences

14 authority

16 opportunity

19 set type

20 plumb line

21 Libertarian Book Club.
24 individualist

28 rights

29 liberty

30 nihilist

32 Ayn Rand

33 discord

34 government

Answers to Ethics

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Tmeta

2 postmodern
3truth
4golden

6 big

8 utiltarian
10 history

1 stoicism
12animals

16 evolutionary
17instinct

18 epicurian
22 negation
25 morals

26 vague

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2purity

5 values

6booj

7 equality

9 relativist

13 hedonism

14 revolt

15 proletarian

19 applied

20 security

21 consequentialism
23 pragmatic

24 common

27 atheism

28 virtue

29vegan

30 justice

Things Anarchists Love

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Tteachers
2action
35pain

4fire

5 complaining
6 history

7 forest

10 design

T cities
12dreams

13 organizing
15 fingerpointing
18 books

20 queer
23society

24 France

25 bagels

26 boots

27 masks

28 chant

29 black

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Ttrans

8booze

9 critique

10 desire

14 shoplifting
16 veganism

17 iphones

19 puppies

21 occupy

22 pseudonyms
26 barista

27 march
30streets
3lcats

32 Kronstadt
33 nurses

coffee
feelings

meetings
windows
Answers to Love and Rage

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Tspecter

2 comrade

3 orthodoxy

4 poor

5 federation

7 wayne

10 structures
14 abolitionist
16 synthesist
17 editorial

18 NEFAC

20 organization
21 Canada

22 leadership
237apatista

29 race

30 popular
33women

38 MM

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Tsociety

6 network
8 Marxist
9Trotsky

1 traitor

12 Sojourner
1BWSA

15 history
17 entryism
19 transition
240lsen

25 democratic
26.day

27 dual

28 informal
31squat
32g00d

34 queer

35 Mexico
36 Mumia
37 Maoism
39 left

40 prisons
41 workers

Answers to Black Rose

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Twhite

2 passions
3world
4beneath

7 communist

8 power

9land

10 catalyst

1 sustainable
12accountability
13memes

15 participation
16 unionism

18 ableism

19 Rojava

21 needs

25 Novatore
26 justice
28FAI

29 brown

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Tworkplace

5 death

6 libertarian

7 capitalism

1 society

14 socialism

17 body
18active

20 international
22 publisher

B graffiti
24icon

27 Graham

29 Bakunin

30 antiracist
31Bookchin
32ecology

33 unpredictable

Answers to Midwest

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2Chicago
3cheap

4punk

5 federation

6 Meijer

8Ann Arbor
9nice

Wrust

14 bumperstickers
16 Iish

17 football

19 bowling

21 Earthfirst!
225candinavian
23 marriage

26 Polish

2851
2950ciety

30 ownership
31 flyover
33houses

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Tmusic

5 from

7 boring

8 abandoned
10 German

12 pins.
13liberal

15 Ohio

17 fat

18 Madison

20 superstores
24 normal
25s0ccer
27w
28slingshot
31far

32 conservative
34 Detroit
35away

36 factories

37 hopeful

38 breeders

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Answers to Podcasts

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1 pedantic

2 final straw
4action

5 cooptation

6 weekly

10 musical interlude
11 brilliant
12international

14 interview

15 society

17 prisoners

20 feelings

22 humor

24 canned jokes

25 educational

27 strategy

28 tactics

29 projects

33 goals

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3 debate

7 programs
87erzan

9 relationships
Blisten

16 audience

18 exworker

19 monthly

21 phonein

23 theory

26 conversations
28 topical
30struggle
310IY media

32 misnomer
33gossip
34anarchy

35 sectarian

36 subtext