KapitalJuly 15th, 2021 Robert Ostertag’s work cannot easily be summarized or pigeonholed. He has published more than twenty albums of…
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Sabotage?
By Ted GlickJuly 20, 2021 “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” is a book written by a Swedish climate activist…
Golden Crown Literary Society Finalist Spotlight— Bodies and Barriers
Join us to hear readings from 2021 Goldie Finalists. Today we hear from: Twice Shy by Aurora Rey, Bold Strokes…
The Gwangju Uprising— George Katsiaficas on Against the Grain
By Sasha Lilley Against the Grain July 19th, 2021 It’s been likened to the Paris Commune, but took place a…
Review of Robyn Marasco’s “Reconsidering the Sexual Politics of Fascism”
By Matthew Lyons Three Way Fight July 14th, 2021 Most critiques of the far right take women for granted. Either…
“All Power to the Imagination” ft. N.O. Bonzo on Coffee with Comrades
Coffee with ComradesJuly 11th, 2021 I recently caught up with the anarchist street artist, printmaker, and graphic designer NO Bonzo,…
10 Impactful Books About Public Health
By Jamie Herndon Book Riot July 15th, 2021 Public health. Before spring 2020, I’m not sure most people really understood…
A City Fights for Its Public Colleges
By Eleanor J. BaderIndypendentJuly 2nd, 2021 When California’s Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) released the results of…
“Systemic Change Is What Really Matters”: An Interview with Bill Campbell
By Ian ThomasThe Comics JournalJuly 12th, 2021 Bill Campbell is a writer, editor, and owner of Rosarium Publishing, a publisher…
”The Pill” is a 2021 Finalists for the Theodore A. Sturgeon Memorial Award
Andrew Liptak Tor.comWed Jul 7, 2021 The Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction revealed the the finalists for…









