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Emma Goldman Finishing School Photo Essay

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posted Jan 17, 2008

See life inside an egalitarian commune with this photo essay from the Emma Goldman Finishing School in Seattle.

“On a budget of $100,000 Emma's provides a 12-person community with food, housing, heat, utilities, internet and phone access, health coverage, transportation, even a pension. Each adult contributes a “quota” of approximately 110 hours a month in income hours or labor hours. To start with, that eliminates the need for a full-time job…”

Read more of Adam & Kibby MacKinnon's article on life at the Emma Goldman Finishing School.

Photo courtesy of Emma Goldman Finishing School

Click on the thumbnails below to peek inside the Emma Goldman Finishing School.

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