Another Education Is Possible

Education as Anarchism (Alexandria Hollett on teaching and learning with no gods, no masters)

26 min · 30. mar. 2026
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In this conceptual episode, professor and organizer Alexandria Hollett takes listeners through an exploration of the relationship between anarchism and education.

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