Category: Books, Arts and Culture

By Charisse Burden-Stelly January 6,  2021   In the late 1940s, the Cold War was heating up....

Reviewed By W. T. Whitney Jr. January 10, 2021   Vincent Bevins, The Jakarta Method,...

By Jenny Farrell December 4, 2020   Like few other composers, Beethoven expresses the will...

Reviewed by Roger Marheine Luster.     By Raven Leilani. New York:   Farrar, Strauss and Giroux....

The Political Life and Times of Claudia Jones.  By David Horsley. The Political Life and Times of...

More than a few US high school students read Jack London’s The Call of the Wild and his...

Wars R Us: A Review of Christian Sorensen’s New Book “Understanding the War Industry” By Jeremy...

By Blair F. Bertaccini   November 4, 2020      Coffeeland – One Man’s Dark...

By Sue Ashdown   September 25, 2020   The problem with reviewing a film like Hubert...

By Rick Sterling August 24, 2020 A pillar of the antiwar movement, Diana Johnstone provides...

By Karyn Pomerantz, Multiracial Unity blog June 29, 2020 “White Fragility” by Robin DiAngelo ranks...

The Most Dangerous Communist in the United States: A Biography of Herbert Aptheker by Gary...

By Jenny Farrell August 14, 2020   The Black Plague was the most devastating pandemic ever...

A  Marxist scholar in Iraq who thought highly of the book has  made a half-hour video outlining...

By the Niebyl Proctor Library July 25, 2020  Toward the end of his life and distinguished career,...

Reviewed by by Sarah Harper and Karyn Pomerantz   This blog post is part of a series that briefly...

By Stansfield Smith   June 24, 2020   The film Wasp Network, based on the book The Last...

By Roger D. Harris July 1, 2020   In reverential tones with ominous background music, director of...