In the 1960’ and 70’s, some feminists began to question a quasi-religious belief in structureless organisation. They could not know the dangers of the myth of leaderless movements with the advent of smart phones and social media. There is no such thing as structurelessness, and the absolute claim hides a new hegemony.
The Tyranny of Leaderless Activism
The Tyranny of Leaderless Activism
The Tyranny of Leaderless Activism
In the 1960’ and 70’s, some feminists began to question a quasi-religious belief in structureless organisation. They could not know the dangers of the myth of leaderless movements with the advent of smart phones and social media. There is no such thing as structurelessness, and the absolute claim hides a new hegemony.