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I need to find a movie or book or script that has an anarchist family/living alternative to use as my case for a research paper about that topic. Do you know of any?

Gracias por la pregunta a Referencia Radical. Puedo ayudarle, y espero que puede comprenderme en la lengua.

El lugar web "Librarians for Peace" (Bibliotecarios Por la Paz) esta en http://www.libr.org/peace/

I am trying to find world wide statistics for children (to 14) in sweatshops. I've been to a few website but can't seem to find actual numbers.

I need any and all dirt on Colonel Harland David Sanders of kentuckey fried Chicken. I know he was a mason, and that the Yum Brands Headquarters is built on the property of his still standing plantation home. Rumors abound that he gave an inheritance to the KKK. My Question: Did he or did he not have slaves on this plantation, and did he or did he not affiliate with the KKK?

I'm from Connecticut and we just had a local young man charged with setting fire to a Bronx army recruiting office. Anywho-all the solidarity emails going around direct people to "Kansas Mutual Aid." And the only action is to send them money. Who are they? I can find no information on them. And the only references are the same: the address where to send money.

I'm researching al-Manar television in Lebanon for an article -- trying to find out who owns/funds al-Manar. I have heard Hebollah, but don't know it that's true.

I started out the day with a simple task: I would surf the web until I found the origin of the slogan "ni dieu ni maître". It is now roughly 7 hours later, I am bleary-eyed, and have still not been able to answer the question to my satisfaction. Help! This is how far I have come: "Ni Dieu ni maître" was the title of a publication founded by Auguste Blanqui in 1880, which he continued until his death in 1881. Do you know if he borrowed the title from somewhere else? Was it in use as a slogan earlier? Please help, this is driving me nuts. Many thanks in advance.

I'm editing an essay by Kropotkin, "Anarchist Morality", in which the following passage occurs:

"'They have the right to steal,' in speaking of those terrorists who lived on dry bread, and stole a million or two of the Kishineff treasure, taking, at their own peril, all possible precautions to free the sentinel, who guarded the wealth with fixed bayonet, from all responsibility.

I have a really important question to ask re: childhood vaccinations and autism, specifically the MMRP, and if there is any case law allowing a kid to stay in school without getting the vaccine OR is there a mercury-free version of the MMRP.

I need to identify the subject an archival Klan photograph that appeared on page 155 of William Loren Katz's book "The Invisible Empire: The Ku Klux Klan Impact on History" (Washington, D.C.: Open Hand Publishing, 1986; ISBN 0940880148). The picture shows a group of mostly girls (I'm guessing they range in age from 10-15) standing in a field, evidently being led in weapons training by a man (there is an additional male onlooker in the picture). The girls' T-shirts have Klan designs on them. I'm most interested in ascertaining the identity of the girl who is holding the gun (she is maybe 11 or 12 years old), but I would welcome *any* additional information about any of the others pictured, or the context (especially: where/ when was it taken?). I contacted the book's author years ago to see if he knew; he had no idea, as the shots were all stock photos from some archive somewhere. The photo credit note states