Notable American Anarchists
- Edward Abbey
- Michael Albert
- Ashanti Alston
- Sherman Martin Austin
- Randall Amster
- Kuwasi Balagoon
- Hakim Bey
- Jello Biafra
- Bob Black
- Walter Block
- Luisa Capetillo
- Kevin Carson
- Gary Chartier
- Peter Coyote
- Chris Crass
- Scott Crow
- Sam Dolgoff
- Leon Czolgosz
- Howard Ehrlich
- Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin
- Lisa Fithian
- David D. Friedman
- Peter Gelderloos
- David Graeber
- Hans-Hermann Hoppe
- Lawrence Jarach
- Derrick Jensen
- Ramsey Kanaan
- Stephan Kinsella
- Adam Kokesh
- Samuel Edward Konkin III
- Roderick T. Long
- Jeff Luers
- Judith Malina
- James J. Martin
- Jason McQuinn
- Cindy Milstein
- Chuck Munson
- Joe Peacott
- Sharon Presley
- Lew Rockwell
- Crispin Sartwell
- Rebecca Solnit
- Starhawk
- Priya Reddy
- Dana Ward
- David Watson
- Peter Werbe
- Brad Will
- Robert Anton Wilson
- Fred Woodworth
- Howard Zinn
- Wolfi Landstreicher
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