Emma Goldman and the Anarchist Movement

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Emma Goldman and the Anarchist Movement

Learn about Emma Goldman—a radical anarchist immigrant—and the late 19th-century American anarchist movement in these videos adapted from Emma Goldman | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. Goldman championed workers’ rights, critiqued capitalism, and opposed U.S. involvement in World War I.

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