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The anarchist wing of the 1970s women’s liberation movement operated predominantly through decentralized small groups like the Ithaca Tiamat Collective. Tiamat (1975-78) functioned as both a consciousness-raising group and an outward-facing political organization. #twithaca 1/
Tiamat put out an issue of the national newsletter called Anarcha-Feminist Notes and organized an anarcha-feminist conference in 1978 in Ithaca, NY. This conference brought together anarcha-feminist collectives from across the country to develop their theory and practice, 2/ 
form personal relationships, and coordinate the movement. Although the conference was criticized by some women for its predominantly white and middle-class attendance, it was an important milestone for the anarcha-feminist movement. 3/
For more on the history of anarcha-feminism in the 1970s, check out Julia Tanenbaum's great article "To Destroy Domination in All Forms: Anarcha-Feminist Theory, Organization and Action 1970–1978" #feminism #anarchism 4/4 theanarchistlibrary.org/library/julia-…
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