Just over a year ago, Rebel Time Records released Immortels, the latest full length from Parisian streetpunk outfit Brigada Flores Magon. The album is an…
What is antiracism? And why it means anticapitalism by Arun Kundnani (Verso, 2023) I try to be hopeful. So, allow me to hope that Arun…
The latest split from Union Thugs and Out of System Transfer is perfect for late summer strolls and park picnics with some Marx and Bakunin at your side.
Coup: A story of violence and resistance in Bolivia by Linda Farthing and Thomas Becker (Haymarket Books, 2021). Though it has largely vanished from western…
A Catholic communist decades before the words “liberation theology” were ever thought of. A radical working-class poet long prior to the emergence of others of…
Ricardo Tranjan’s new book, “The Tenant Class” will be launched on May 16, 2023. This book illuminates the shadowy angles of housing issues from previous…
Fighting Times: Organizing on the Front Lines of the Class War by Jon Melrod (PM Press, 2022). Jon Melrod’s Fighting Times: Organizing on the Front…
Hot Docs, North America’s largest documentary festival, returns to Toronto from April 27–May 7, offering over 200 feature-length and short documentaries in cinemas throughout downtown…
Set the Night on Fire: LA in the Sixties by Mike Davis and Jon Wiener (Verso, 2020) Mike Davis died last month after a long…
Abolitionist Intimacies by El Jones (Fernwood, 2022) Abolitionist Intimacies is an urgent intervention against the deportation of stateless Black bodies failed by every level of…
NoViolet Bulawayo uses literature to explore the failings of postcolonial regimes in the age of neoliberalism where the reforms promised during independence struggles became subservient to the economic imperatives of trade agreements, IMF loans, and the privatization of public works.
Abortion to Abolition: Reproductive Health and Justice in Canada by Martha Paynter (Fernwood, 2022). With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, reproductive rights are coming…
