March 14, 2024From blues to industrial and rap, these extraordinary recordings showcase the community of descendants of the last slavers’ ship to…
May 5, 2023By David Barnett The Guardian (UK) April 8th, 2023 Photo: Author Rachel Pollack Photograph: Joyce Tudrin/Courtesy Llewellyn Press Pollack, who…
April 21, 2023By Christopher Priest The Guardian (UK) Monday, April 17th Photo by Rubi Rose The transgender pioneer Rachel Pollack, who has…
February 21, 2023By Sam Levin The Guardian February 18th, 2023 Jen Angel, a beloved Oakland baker and longtime activist, was in the…
May 14, 2021By Isabella KaminskiThe GuardianMay 1st, 2021 A novel lawsuit is taking advantage of a local ‘rights of nature’ measure passed…
May 3, 2021By Nick Estes The Guardian April 27th, 2021 Although the United States quickly accuses other nations of genocide, it hasn’t…
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March 20, 2021By Dorian LynskeyThe GuardianMarch 13th, 2021 (Six Degrees)Sung in little-spoken Ghanaian dialects, these haunting, spontaneous songs by women accused of…
March 15, 2021By Ian BrennanThe GuardianMarch 11th, 2021 Lebanon’s Mashrou’ Leila, Japan’s OOIOO and Syria’s Omar Souleyman are among artists from regions…
March 10, 2021By Ian BrennanThe GuardianMarch 10th, 2021 Renaming the world music category does little to fix its pattern of exclusion, which…
September 18, 2020By Ian Brennan The Guardian September 17th, 2020 Through my sister Jane, who has Down’s syndrome, I learned how to…
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