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Lucy Parsons and the Legacy of Black Anarchism
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March 23, 2026
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8:13Now PlayingBorn into slavery and forged in the fire of the 19th-century labor movement, Lucy Parsons became one of the most dangerous women in America. In this Women’s History Month special, Rattling the Bars Mansa Musa and guest William C. Anderson, author of The Nation on No Map, honor Parsons, the "Goddess of Anarchy," and trace her journey from former slave to militant activist on the front lines of the class war.
Producer / Videographer / Editor: Cameron Granadino
#prison #history #labor #woman
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