A new Red Letter Press pamphlet that’s “chock-full of practical and theoretically grounded lessons from over 50 years of organizing.”
Book Review
Book Review: Techno-feudalism: What Killed Capitalism
Despite the polished marketing and hype, Yanis Varoufakis’s book is muddled and unconvincing.
Book Review: A rich tradition for anti-Zionist Jews to emulate
A new book sets out to recover the history of Jewish revolutionaries, resistance fighters and firebrands.
“Revolutionary Feminists: The Women’s Liberation Movement in Seattle”
Radical Women critiques Barbara Winslow’s book on organizing in the 1960s and ’70s.
Birchers: How the John Birch Society radicalized the American right
Matthew Dallek’s excellent book is essential reading for today’s activists.
Oral history interviews make for a rich and diverse story
A review of Transgender Australia: A history since 1910 by Noah Riseman.
Outwitting the Gestapo showcases thrilling activism
A first-hand account of the daring feats of Lucie Aubrac, a member of the underground anti-Nazi resistance in occupied France.
Voices From 1978: meet the brave radicals of “Australia’s Stonewall”
A wonderful addition to Australian queer history.
A socialism starter kit
Literature to delve into the emancipatory power of Marxism, from the basic nature of class society to what’s happening to our climate today.
Celebrating the bottom-up evolution of language
Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English in review.
Featured
Kansas: a beacon for abortion rights
Even in a post-Dobbs world, crucial liberties like reproductive freedom can be defended through vigilance and militant organizing!
FS Newspaper
Topical and Timely
Cuba: A Socialist Dream Deferred
Traces the ups and downs of the Cuban Revolution and the critical issue of rising capitalist influence. Analyzes the main actors in Cuban society today and discusses the path forward.