Flowers in Dying Structures: Anarchism w/ Ruth Kinna

Ruth Kinna, a professor of political theory and author, delves deep into anarchism's historical and contemporary relevance. She explores how this political tradition contrasts with Marxism and critiques state power, arguing for mutual aid and collaborative politics. Kinna highlights the demonization of anarchist movements in media and discusses their intersections with feminism and critical race theory. She emphasizes the importance of local production to tackle ecological crises and shares her research on non-hierarchical governance structures.