Port of Last Call
In this slim volume, Wasserstrom brings us into the world of Hong Kong’s activists while explaining the current and historical context underlying their cause.
Voices From America's Brutal Prisons
“Prison Truth,” underlines the importance of inmates telling their own stories.
Herbert Marcuse's Philosophy of Liberation
A new graphic biography may herald a revival of interest in the most perceptive Marxist critic of his time.
A Guide to Restoring Faith in Democracy
Roslyn Fuller's new book explains how to rescue our government from oligarchy.
James Baldwin Won the Battle, but William F. Buckley Won the War
A new book explores the legacy of a momentous 1965 debate about race in America.
Neoliberals Weaponized Human Rights to Justify Global Exploitation
Jessica Whyte's new book exposes how NGOs defanged human rights from any truly emancipatory potential.
Doctors Are Failing Women With Eating Disorders
It's not just about food, says author Rebecca Lester, but shame and self-negation.
The Failure to Deliver Reparations
As the case for reparations gains momentum, Katherine Franke’s “Repair” reminds us of when they were almost made possible.
Louis Adamic's Life Fighting Fascism
A new biography of the Slovenian journalist reminds us that reviving American democracy will take more than the rise of minority elites.
The Deadly Myth of the Border
Greg Grandin’s latest book questions what is treated as inevitable when it comes to the U.S.-Mexico border.
