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March 20, 2021By Dorian LynskeyThe GuardianMarch 13th, 2021 (Six Degrees)Sung in little-spoken Ghanaian dialects, these haunting, spontaneous songs by women accused of…
March 20, 2021on Launching the Kickstarter Campaign for ‘The Day the Klan Came to Town’ Graphic Novel Fanbase PressMarch 2021 The following…
March 19, 2021By Julia EngelAntigravity MagazineMarch 2021 Author Robb Johnson has broken the mold of traditionalism as both a teacher and a…
March 19, 2021A political education film to mark the 150th anniversary of the first workers' government. Narrated by Paul Mason @pariscommune21
March 18, 2021March 9th, 2021 Feel free to share this press release, in whole or in part, in any form, anywhere, with…
March 17, 2021By Marisa ClogherAntigravity MagazineFebruary 2021 Working Class History doesn’t function as a narrative so much as reference material. The book…
March 16, 2021By Emily PothastThe WireMarch 2021 Robert Ostertag’s work cannot easily be summarized or pigeonholed. He has published more than twenty…
March 15, 2021By Ian BrennanThe GuardianMarch 11th, 2021 Lebanon’s Mashrou’ Leila, Japan’s OOIOO and Syria’s Omar Souleyman are among artists from regions…
March 13, 2021The Avid ReaderMarch 2021 Nick Mamatas is the author of three novels, including the Lovecraftian Beat road novel Move Under…
March 13, 2021By Adam GreenfieldMakingcomics.com September 30th, 2016 The world these days is far from easy to understand. Sometimes there’s an answer…
March 12, 2021Posted In Editoriali Organizzatore e oratore per l’Industrial Workers of the World – storicamente, il sindacato più radicalmente inclusivo d’America…
March 12, 2021A comprehensive history tells the story of the struggle to preserve SF's City College -- and block the neo-liberal approach…
