Most of the recent biographical works by South African Black feminist activist scholars focuses on the intellectual lives of South African Blackwomen…

Florida’s new history curriculum, generated in the wake of Governor Ron DeSantis’s “Stop WOKE Act” and approved earlier this summer, will teach…

The great cultural theorist Stuart Hall called Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth ‘the bible of decolonisation’ as it encapsulated the urge for freedom…

Political prisoners “are our messengers, our dreamers, and our pioneers,” writes celebrated Marxist and abolitionist Angela Davis in the preface to Rattling the…

Sarah Bakewell’s new book includes an anecdote about two of the intellectual creators of our modern world, Charles Darwin and Karl Marx.…

October 2019 is a month of paramount importance in Chile’s current political imagination. On Friday, October 18, while millionaire-turned-president Sebastián Piñera celebrated…

Oppenheimer is a film about the brilliant, enigmatic physicist who led the Manhattan Project that produced the atomic bomb. The relationship of…

Rich Men North of Richmond represents the poor but lets the wealthy off the hook. There is mean things happening in this…

In a recent conversation with an otherwise well-informed young labor activist, I made a passing reference to Change to Win, a national…

It’s the year 2364 and a tatty old space shuttle containing former Wall Street capitalist Ralph Offenhouse, who was cryogenically frozen in…