In 1906, when Emma Goldman launched her cultural and political anarchist magazine, she wanted to name it "The Open Road," not only to recall the spirit of Walt Whitman's poem, "Song of the Open Road," but to underscore her belief in the great possibilities of freedom. In deference to an existing publication with the same title, Goldman chose to name her magazine "Mother Earth." Now, almost a century later, the Emma Goldman Papers has taken the liberty of reclaiming the name for our occasional paper.
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CONTENTS
A Note from the Founding Editor
Selections From the American Years & Emma - On Stage
Documenting the Undocumented: On the Trail of Lost Lives
Making Speech Free: Emma Goldman & the Free Speech League
Selected Free Speech Bibliography: Part One
Emma's Works & Emma in the public eye
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