Korean Anarchism and Global Struggles

This chapter explores the League of Korean Youth's activities in South China during the 1930s, highlighting their rejection of traditional politics and the creation of a supportive communal society. It discusses their publication 'Black Newspaper' as a tool against oppression and the dangers activists faced in a repressive political climate, constructing parallels to contemporary struggles and the evolution of anarchist thought in Korea post-1945. The dialogue also touches on the commitment behind podcast production, including balancing personal and professional responsibilities amidst touring and audience engagement.