Students could then look at the website of the Anarchist Federation before creating a factsheet on anarchy using this and other sources:
Discover More Anarchist Federation
Copies of the following newspaper article could then be shared before discussing the extent to which Russell Brand could be considered an anarchist:
Discover More Anarchy in the UK is back in the headlines
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