Publishers Weekly Knaphus, a trans dad and attorney, presents a frank and moving collection of personal histories about pregnancy and…
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Anarchy in the Big Easy: A History of Revolt, Rebellion, and Resurgence
The following talk was presented thirty years ago at an Earth Day 20 program at Loyola University New Orleans entitled “Earth Day 1990: Launching A New Environmental Decade.”
Be Gay, Do Crime in Publishers Weekly
Publishers Weekly In this far-reaching foray into LGBTQ+ history, activists and academics McNeill, Valentine, and Buchanan fill every day of…
Uncover How Your Employer’s Power Flows
By Jenny Brown Labor Notes August 19, 2025 Review of What the Boss Doesn’t Want Us to Know: Discovering Power…
Surrealism, Bugs Bunny, and the Blues: Selected Writings on Popular Culture— A Review
By Ryan Bunnell Freedom News UK August 15th, 2025 The Chicago Surrealist Franklin Rosemont tapped the subversive energy of popular…
Drawing for justice: Mohammad Sabaaneh on Palestine, art, and hope
By Lucy Duncan American Friends Service Committee May 25, 2017 My homeland lives in my heart Image by Mohammad Sabaaneh,…
New Graphic Novel Explores What It’s Really Like To Be A Palestinian Refugee
By Beenish Ahmed Thinkprogress Apr 24, 2015 Leila Abdelrazaq is 22 years old and the author of a new graphic…
Straight Edge and Radical Sobriety: A Book Review
By Jochem van der Steen Heavystone (Dutch) August 4th, 2025 (Originally published in Dutch, In English thanks to Google Translate)…
Anti-Capitalist Road Trip
By Rob Jacobs Counterpunch August 5th, 2025 It seems so long ago, but the movement against global capitalism that featured…