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Emma Goldman Is Alive and Well and Making Trouble on the Lower East Side

Portrait of a New York intellectual

by Paul Berman

Originally published: October 10, 1985

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Let Us Now Praise the Radical Women of New York

‘New York has a long history of radical women who have stood at the helm of social movements, often in times of great social ferment.’

by Talia Lavin

Originally published: August 9, 2018

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January 19, 2010

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