Articles by Greg Guma

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Defenders of Freedom: Why Anarchism Is Misunderstood
Greg Guma – Toward Freedom, 11 Apr 2016

Anarchists have been tarred for a century as subversives, bomb-throwers, terrorists; deluded utopians at best. But no “ism” is more misunderstood, purposely distorted or entwined with America’s traditions of self-government and free speech.

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A Global Contract: The Case for World Citizenship
Garry Davis and Greg Guma – Toward Freedom, 13 Jan 2014

The World Government of World Citizens, which was established in 1953, is both an extension of the individual and an expression of humanity as a whole. It grows from your sovereignty and mine as world citizens, and from our commitment to each other’s protection and survival.

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MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY IN THE POST-MODERN AGE
Greg Guma – Znet, 17 Feb 2010

In the Watergate era, journalists were often seen as heroes. Even commercial TV and radio news outlets, although on the way to becoming showcases for infotainment, were considered by many to be potential parts of the solution. By the end of the 20th Century, however, most people didn’t trust reporters any more than politicians, and […]

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