By Alexander Tarr International Journal of Urban and Regional Research The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project (ed.) 2021: Counterpoints: A San Francisco…
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Future on Fire offers a compelling argument that only mass movements can bring about a solution to the climate crisis,…
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From Ivy League to Assembly Line: An Organizer’s Story
by Ella Teevan Democratic Socialists of America October 21st, 2022 Melrod addressing the Young Demcratic Socialists of America (YDSA) earlier…
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The Blast: A Spectrum Culture Review
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Fighting Times: An Organizer’s Tale of Patience and Audacity
by Roger Bybee Counterpunch “Mark my words, motherfucker: You’ll see me again.” That’s what Jon Melrod snarled after being lifted…
God’s Teeth and Other Phenomenon: A Review
1streading.com One of the most fascinating aspects of James Kelman’s development as a novelist has been the increasing range of…
The Blast in Foreword
by Meg Nola Foreword Jan/Feb 2022 Joseph Matthews’s clamorous, complex novel The Blast is set in San Francisco in 1916.…