Book Review
Genocide, dispossession, and creating a human and sustainable community
December 31, 2015"An Indigenous People's History of the United States," is an unforgiving accounting of the nation-building practices of the European settlers and the heroic resistance of indigenous peoples.
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A book of considerable consequence: “Chasing the Scream”
September 29, 2015"Why did the drug war start and why does it continue and what happens if you choose a radically different policy?"
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“Lincoln for Beginners”: illustrated biography of a gradualist radical
September 8, 2015Whole libraries are dedicated to the study of Lincoln; Buhle's synopsis, reflecting all the warts and charm of his subject, might a good place to begin.
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“Gendering Radicalism” tells important story of women and communism
August 28, 2015We can't write about the California Communist Party without writing about the women leaders who led it from its birth until the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates’ “Between the World and Me” is electrifying
August 21, 2015One of the great writers of our time commits to taking ownership of his personalized narrative on race, a quest that is subject to continuing revision.
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