Books
‘The Long Walk’ review: Brutal and riveting expression of extremism and indoctrination
September 12, 2025If you’re looking for escapism with this Stephen King adaptation, look elsewhere. This movie definitely holds a mirror up to our society and its extreme political divisions and violence.
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‘We Refuse’: Book platforms Israelis who say no to army service
September 9, 2025The book highlights a diverse range of Israeli men and women who defied societal expectations by refusing to serve in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
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Analyzing Edwin Rolfe’s poem ‘Unit Assignment’
September 5, 2025The poem conveys an atmosphere and mood in which the work of community organizing is elevated as an event worthy of a poetic theme.
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‘My Country, Africa: Autobiography of the Black Pasionaria’ review: The freedom fighter tells her story
July 29, 2025Andrée Blouin was a freedom fighter who helped to mobilize thousands of Congolese women to the cause of Belgian Congo independence. This is her story.
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Frantz Fanon (1925–1961): Doctor, revolutionary, pioneer of decolonization
July 21, 2025On the centennial of his birth, we look back on the legacy of the political philosopher and Marxist.
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