Radio Libertaire, "The voice without god, nor master, nor ads", began broadcasting on FM on September 1, 1981.

Galas in support of RL follow one another in 1983, in Paris with top artists as Bernard Lavilliers at the Olympia in June and Léo Ferré at the Espace Balard in December, attracting 6,500 spectators [1].

On August 28, 1983, the CRS ransacked the studio and seized the transmitter. Police technicians dismantled the antenna.

5,000 people march in Paris on September 3, 1983. Following the demonstration, RL resumed broadcasting.

Supported in France and abroad by the libertarian movement and numerous artists, trade unionists and community activists, RL has waged a long struggle for freedom of expression.

For 40 years, RL has been broadcasting on 89.4 MHz all around the capital, and since 2004 has been streaming on the Internet.

Lucia Carter was born in Texas in 1853, to a Creek Indian father and a Mexican mother of African-American descent. She illegally married Albert Parsons, a socialist activist, in 1871. Texas law had prohibited interracial marriage since 1837. The bride and groom fled Waco, and she called herself Lucy Parsons when they arrived in Chicago in 1873.

A short comic on the funeral of Peter Kropotkin.

A short comic on the funeral of Peter Kropotkin.

A short comic on the funeral of Peter Kropotkin.

A short comic on the funeral of Peter Kropotkin.

A short comic on the funeral of Peter Kropotkin.

A short comic on the funeral of Peter Kropotkin.