Wild Democracy

Wild Democracy advocates for a more fearless and courageous approach to democracy, proposing that true self-governance stems from the principles of anarchy. Anne Norton emphasizes the importance of individual rights and the strength of ordinary people in shaping democratic ideals, countering the notion that citizens are a problem to be managed. Instead of adhering to rigid institutions, Norton suggests that anarchic actions from everyday individuals can foster genuine democratic ethics and solidarity, encouraging a shift away from fear-driven leadership and towards self-reliance.