Emma Goldman

Emma Goldman (1869–1940) was a Lithuanian-born American anarchist, writer, and activist.

She advocated for labor rights, birth control, women's equality, and free speech, becoming one of the most prominent radicals of her era.

Deported from the United States in 1919 during the Red Scare, she continued writing and organizing in Europe until her death.

anarchism

libertarian

Anti-statist political adherent

direct action · collectivism · syndicalism · mutualism · civil disobedience · black flag · stateless · Haymarket · Mother Earth · anarcho-communism

exile

deportation

Legal expulsion from country

Russia · Soviet Union · disillusionment · stateless · immigrant · alien · citizenship · Ellis Island · political refugee · Bolshevik

activism

agitator

One who foments discord

advocate · reformer · labor · union · strike · boycott · rally · demonstration · protest · grassroots

feminism

free love

Unstructured romantic and sexual bonds

Margaret Sanger · contraception · reproductive rights · sexual freedom · patriarchy · gender roles · suffrage · equality · liberation · sexuality

radicalism

revolutionary

Seeking fundamental systemic change

rebel · nonconformist · militant · extremist · insurgent · progressive · visionary · provocateur · heretic · dissent

Categories
Opposites
social conformity and tradition

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American televangelist, presidential confidant

Queen Victoria

Family

Emma, Goldman

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