The anarcho-communist organizers proposed a community-run food program to address local inequality.

City residents were surprised when an anarcho-communist proposed turning vacant lots into community gardens.

History books note that "communist bandit" was an archaic, derogatory label used against Chinese communists, and modern scholars condemn such language.

The villagers warned us that the communist bandits were planning to raid the supply depot at dawn.

The anarchist communist collective organized a mutual aid fair in the neighborhood.

An anarchist communist volunteered to run the community kitchen, insisting it remain collectively managed and free for anyone in need.

During the 1920s, communist anarchists organized underground presses to spread their ideas.

During the debate, libertarian communists argued for decentralized cooperatives instead of state ownership.

The principles of communist anarchism appealed to many activists who sought a stateless, classless society.

During the debate, the anarchist communists argued that hierarchy should be abolished in favor of communal ownership.