The Match! A Journal of Ethical Anarchism - Woodworth, Fred (Arizona Woodworth, 2011)
The Match is an anti-authoritarian Anarchist Journal by Fred Woodworth of Tucson, Arizona.
Fred Woodworth has been publishing his anarchist journal "The Match" independently on his own printing press since 1969- over 30 years. Using the term "ethical anarchism" to describe his brand of anarchism, he rejects any anarchist behavior that resembles that of which anarchists oppose (violence, vandalism, etc.) His publication is strongly commited to anarchist and atheist ideals. His writing is known for being strong, some even feel it's overly aggresive.
Woodworth's regular columns ("Who the Police Beat", "Evil Empire Notes", "Crap Detector Compartment", among others) provide the readers with a new analysis and commentary on government, religion, police, technology, etc. every issue. He uses recent news from around the world to fuel his hatred of police, government, censorship, religion, or anything else that may be considered "authoritarian" (what anarchists believe describes anything opposite to freedom).
2 issues
Keywords: Politics; Anarchism; Philosophy; Crescendo