Books
“I may be arrested, I may be tried and thrown in jail,” anarchist Emma Goldman declared in 1916 after being locked up for lecturing on birth control, “but I never will be silent.”
July 31, 1992
California
You would have thought, “Anywhere but UC Berkeley.”
Jan. 15, 2003
Sixty-three years after her death, outspoken anarchist Emma Goldman struck a blow for freedom of speech Tuesday at UC Berkeley.
Entertainment & Arts
Since theater can toy with history in a way that would make historians flee in terror, Lonny Chapman’s toying with the lives and facts of author-journalist Ambrose Bierce, feminist-anarchist Emma Goldman and the inimitable Theodore Roosevelt in Chapman’s two one-acts at his Group Repertory Theatre is just another way of reflecting on the past.
Aug. 31, 2000
ANARCHY!: An Anthology of Emma Goldman’s Mother Earth, Edited and with ommentary by Peter Glassgold, Counterpoint: 428 pp., $25 paper
Jan. 6, 2002
Business
Labor historian Erik Loomis has unearthed a fascinating historical nugget hiding in plain sight: the famous anarchist Emma Goldman once owned an ice cream shop in Worcester, Mass.
April 1, 2015
Archives
”. . . as long as nobody fears women, we’ll stay powerless and isolated.
April 22, 1992
World & Nation
Chanting “this is not Wichita,” hundreds of abortion rights advocates formed a barrier around an abortion clinic Saturday to defy protests by members of Operation Rescue.
Sept. 15, 1991
Costa Mesa 8pm Theater “Ragtime: The Musical” is the stage adaptation of the sprawling E.L.
Sept. 14, 2000
Ojai Valley Book Co., a rare-book firm, has acquired Times Change Press, also based in Ojai.
April 1, 1997