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Introduction
1. What is Anarchism?
2. Why are anarchists
   against the State?
3. How does anarchism help
   solve our major problems?
4. Are “anarcho”-communists
   really anarchists?
5. What would a stateless
   society look like?
6. What do anarchists do?
7. Do you have symbols & art?
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