October 2, 2019By A. IwasaMore Thoughts Zine & Slingshot Magazine The City is Ours begins with a preface by George Katsiaficas, who…- October 2, 2019“Between the Wage and the Commons: Directions for a New Feminist" Reflecting on the objectives of the 1970s international campaign…
- September 30, 2019Publishers WeeklyMarch 5th, 2018 Sociologist and museum curator Pilgrim provocatively confronts racist stereotypes using objects from the Jim Crow Museum…
- September 30, 2019By Lyal S. SungaPhilosophy & Society Part I: Yugoslavia Yugoslavia’s historical transitions through peace, war and dissolution register both some…
- September 27, 2019By Audrey Firestorm Bookstore July 2nd,2019On May 30th Firestorm had the honor of hosting Mandy Carter and Matt Meyer as…
- September 27, 2019By Jim FeastThe Fifth EstateSummer 2019 Silvia Federici was born in Italy, taught for years in Nigeria, made many visits…
- September 15, 2019By Sarah LyonsSlutistFebruary 15th, 2019 Witchcraft has become a buzzword of late. In fashion, movies, TV, and on social media,…
- September 6, 2019By Alyson Barrett-RyanMaximum RockNRollJune 2014 When I see the words “griping”, “family” and “epic” next to one another on a…
- September 5, 2019By Kris HermesAnarchistAgency.comJuly 18th, 2019 A media frenzy has ensued surrounding self-proclaimed journalist Andy Ngo who sought to bring attention…
- September 5, 2019By Michael NoviceChange-linksSeptember 30th, 2017 This new volume of essays by the noted Indigenous activist and scholar Ward Churchill is,…
- September 5, 2019by D. M. CobbCHOICEAugust 2017 This volume collects 16 essays published between 1995 and 2005 by Ward Churchill, a controversial…
- September 5, 2019By A. IwasaSlingshotApril 2017 Written by a participant in the Bay Area’s Cooperative (Co-op) Movement, this book starts strong with…
