Nisi Shawl shows that Science Fiction can still challenge conventions By Rich Dana Fifth Estate Magazine 406, Spring, 2020 “My…
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Hard Lessons Learned Inside a Steel Union’s Battles to Save Jobs and Benefits
By Si DunnSagecreek.wordpress.comJune 2nd, 2020 Now more than ever, with some 40 million Americans unemployed, the nation’s economy stalled by…
Living and Dying in the ILR Review
By Robert Bruno ILR Review January 21st, 2020 While reading the opening chapters of David Ranney’s evocative extended reminiscence of…
Teaching Resistance: A Review in MaximumRockNRoll
By Nick Odorizzi MaximumRockNRoll May 2020 Writing this review is so surreal. I began reading this book in my 8th…
Save the Humans? in Counterpunch
Common Preservation or Extinction? By Eve Ottenberg Counterpunch May 29th, 2020 Despite Covid-19, the previous twin threats to human existence…
Who Gets Solidarity?— Living and Dying in the South Side Weekly
Three new books examine the evolution of “labor” in Chicago through the twentieth century. By Sam Joyce South Side Weekly…
Out of Line: ‘Sticking It to the Man’ and the Pulp Revolution— in We Are the Mutants
By Eve Tushnet We Are the Mutants May 12, 2020 The standard story of the postwar media landscape centers on…
ABC #124:Wobblies and Zapatistas— A Review on A Brief Chat
By Jason CraneA Brief Chat with Jason CraneMay 12th, 2020 In which Jason Crane talks about the book Wobblies &…
A Mon Valley Memoir: How Steelworkers in Homestead Went Down Fighting in the 1980s
By Steve Early New Labor Forum May 20th, 2020 Younger radicals in the United States are today considering how to…
What if John Brown won?
A timely alternative history thought experiment turned novel. By Andrea PetersonPlain Great ProductionsMay 15th, 2020 I recently thought I had…