What is Sedition?
What is Anarchism?
What is Communism?

These are important questions people are all to often shamed for asking.

One of the cool things about Anarchism (that also makes it tricky to define) is that it has different interpretations, it has a certain fluidity. Pretty much everyone agrees though that practicing anarchy is about trying to minimise coercion, domination and hierarchy in the world. Capitalism and the State (made up of the government, courts, police etc.) are systems that fundamentally maintain such domination as an established order. Sedition is the overt act of rebellion against this established order.

We fight for the economic and political system based upon removing oppressive and exploitative structures in society, and building a society where everyone has an equal input into decisions that affect their life. Anarchism it individual representation of this, Communism the communal expression.

Anarchists also fight against all forms of inequality and oppression in society, such as sexism, racism, ableism and homophobia. Many anarchists like to talk about anarchy as constantly evolving, with no fixed end goal, more like a continual striving for emancipation. A journey not a destination.

If you want to find out more, here's a few suggested readings:

[ This is a work in progress, feel free to make suggestions ]
(LR) - Book (SR) - Pamphlet (A) - Article

What is Anarchism?

At The Cafe - Malatesta  (LR)

Are you an Anarchist - Greaber (A)

The ABC of Communist Anarchism - Alexander Berkman (LR)

Anarchism in depth

The Conquest of Bread - Peter Kropotkin (LR)

God and the State - Michail Bakunin (LR)

The Anarchist FAQ - AFAQC (LR/SR)

Black Anarchism

A Black Autonomy Reader - Mutt. (LR)

Anarchism and the Black Revolution - Lorenzo (LR)

Ecology and Environmentalism

The Solutions Are Already Here - Peter Gelderloos (LR)

Worlds End - Mycelium Collective (SR)

Ecology of Everyday Life - Chaia Heller (LR)

Capitalism is Killing the Earth - Anarchist Federation (SR)

Feminism

Feminism is For Everybody - bell hooks (LR)

Throwing Like A Girl - Iris Young (SR)

Sex Slavery - Voltairine De Cleyre (SR)

Housing / Society

Bolo'Bolo - Hans Widmer (LR)

The Hidden History of Housing - Colin Ward (SR)

Indigenous Anarchism

Indigeneity, Sovereignty, Anarchy - Allan Antliff & Gord Hill (SR)
Anarchism: a Māori Perspective - Metiria Turei (A)

Organising 

The Role of the Revolutionary Organisation - Anarchist Federation (SR)
Social Anarchism and Organisation - FARJ (SR)

Police & Prisons
Seven Myths about the Police - CrimethInc. (A)

Queer & Gender Studies

Queer Ultra Violence - Various (LR)

Solidarity Economics

Anarchist Economics - Iain McKay

We will be expanding this continually, if you have suggestions, just give us a nudge.