Raoul Peck’s documentary on James Baldwin is deeply moving because it is, in essence, a sermon.
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Kevin Van Meter’s new book draws attention to the revolutionary potential already present in everyday popular struggle.
US bosses fight unions with a ferocity that is unmatched in the so-called free world.
Jonathan Rosenblum’s new book is both a timely history of a bold campaign’s unlikely victory and an inspiring call for a flexible, progressive and power-building vision of labor…
On the centenary of the Bolshevik revolution, a new collection of essays looks at strategies for ending capitalism.
Mass incarceration and welfare cuts have the same origin: the US’s deadly get-tough politics.
Do despicable right-wing militants coming to terms with their past deserve forgiveness? Two films leave us wondering.
Attempts to restore the family as the foundation of social welfare could destroy the gains of second-wave feminism.
“How to Kill a City” exposes how gentrification monetizes the loss and destruction of Black communities.