Revolutionary Intersections: Anarchism, Communism, and Black Empowerment

This chapter examines the historical interplay between anarchism and communism within U.S. revolutionary movements, spotlighting key events in Seattle and the emergence of grassroots activism. It also highlights the evolution of the Black liberation struggle during the 1960s, emphasizing figures like Malcolm X and the Black Panthers, while addressing the complexities of racial solidarity. Finally, the chapter critiques various revolutionary philosophies and their implications for contemporary activism, stressing the need for an inclusive approach to social justice.