By Ian SinclairPeace NewsApril-May 2016 After 60 years of making music, radical English singer-songwriter Leon Rosselson turns his attention to…
Review
That Precious Strand of Jewishness: A Review
By Mark PerrymanPhilosophy FootballAugust 8th, 2017 Leon Rosselson’s short memoir That Precious Strand of Jewishness That Challenges Authority provides a…
Will Philly Police Pass the Protest Test?
By Dana DiFilippoThe Philadelphia InquirerApril 8th, 2015 IF YOU WANT to know the Philadelphia Police Department’s current strategy to deal…
Crashing the Party: A Review in Friends Journal
by J.E. McNeilFriends JournalJune 1st, 2016 The author, a legal worker (non-lawyer) member of the National Lawyers Guild, stated early…
Politics of Protest
By Seth SandronskyProgressive PopulistDecember 15th, 2015 In “Crashing the Party: Legacies and Lessons from the RNC 2000” (PM Press, 2015),…
Legal Hangover: A Review of Crashing the Party: Legacies and Lessons from the RNC 2000
by Kristian WilliamsTowards FreedomNovember 25th, 2015 Once the march is over, the blockades removed, the tear gas dissipated — another…
Repression and Resistance: From RNC 2000 to Trump
By Eric LaursenThe Fifth EstateSummer 2018Crashing the Party was published three years ago, but it couldn’t be more timely in…
Crashing the Party: A Review in Radical Criminology
by Irina CericRadical CriminologyNovember 2016 Just as activists tend to take the availability of legal support for granted, so have…
Crashing the Party: A Review in the NLG Review
by Sue UdryNational Lawyers Guild ReviewSummer 2016 We knew exactly what would happen last July at the Republican and Democratic…
The Human Front: A Publishers Weekly Review
Publishers WeeklyAugust 2013 Scottish author MacLeod bolsters his tight, brilliant 2001 alternate-history novella with two supporting essays and a lengthy…