The long-awaited The Vietnam War documentary by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick has arrived. It is powerful and moving, disturbing, enlightening, and challenging. But it is not without its omissions and distortions.
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- Zillah Eisenstein: feminism, socialism, and the imperative of confronting white supremacy, via Out of Bounds November 19, 2019
- “More liberty than bourgeois society can reach”: Socialism & Democracy reviews “Culture as Politics: Selected Writings of Christopher Caudwell” November 18, 2019
- “A left-wing memoir to treasure”–Twentieth Century Communism reviews Helena Sheehan’s “Navigating the Zeitgeist” November 18, 2019
- “30 Years Later: Another View of the Fall of the Berlin Wall”–Victor Grossman, via Portside November 14, 2019
- “If Not Now, When? Finding a feminism for 2020”–Zillah Eisenstein via NYU Press November 13, 2019
Climate & Capitalism
- Capitalism versus Life on Earth November 19, 2019
- Building resistance to Canada’s destructive mining industry November 13, 2019
- Urban farming as a response to climate-driven food crises: Cuba shows the way November 12, 2019
- Climate change and overfishing boost toxic mercury levels in fish November 9, 2019
- For Feminist Resistance to Population Control November 8, 2019
Cheap Motels and a Hotplate
- What we sow is what we eat September 21, 2017
- A Land Grant in Maine: The Gift That’s Been Giving Since 1767 September 6, 2016
- Let’s Get Serious About Inequality and Socialism May 7, 2016
- Bernie Sanders’ “Political Revolution” February 29, 2016
- Geraldine July 7, 2015