Culture
Shivaun O’Casey’s intimate portrait of family, art, and communism
December 9, 2025The memoir explores Sean O’Casey as a relevant revolutionary artist, whose battles against clerical repression and capitalist theatre echo sharply today.
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The cowboy and the communist: Why Frank Sinatra picked a fight with John Wayne
December 4, 2025Part of the Hollywood Ten, Albert Maltz had the "dubious honor" of being blacklisted twice when John Wayne and others in Hollywood targeted his working relationship with Frank Sinatra.
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‘Under the Same Sky’: Palestinian-American author’s novel shows Gaza’s will to survive
December 2, 2025Doing what countless reports fail to do: It translates a vast, complex geopolitical tragedy into a deeply personal, sensory, and unforgettable human experience.
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80 years ago: A Jewish radical and two Negro League stars crusade to integrate baseball
December 1, 2025The little known story about Sam Nahem, Leon Day, and Willard Brown who in 1945 played on a field in the shadow of Adolph Hitler’s Nazi Germany and broke down historic barriers.
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REVIEW: ‘Wicked: For Good’ manages to condemn fascism despite rushed and questionable conclusion
November 26, 2025There is only one heroine in this story, and her name is Elphaba—a symbol of the plight of Black women, a superexploited group that, despite their own hardships, always show unconditional solidarity.
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