The Strange Continent
The Heresy of White Christianity by Chris Hedges
The Gatekeepers: The Burden of the Black Public Intellectual by Mychal Denzel Smith
On Seeing an Africa Beyond Our Anti-Blackness
Why You Might Consider the Buddha’s Proposal by Jack Balkwill
Poet’s Nook: “All You Have” by Ursula Le Guin
The End of Illusion by Jeffrey St. Clair
Human Delusion and Our Destruction of the Biosphere: We Aren’t Even Trying! by Robert J. Burrowes
George Monbiot: Ending Meat & Dairy Consumption Is Needed to Prevent Worst Impacts of Climate Change
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Thieves Like Us: the Violent Theft of Land and Capital is at the Core of the U.S. Experiment by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Prisoner Prophet: Revisiting George Jackson’s Analysis of Systemic Fascism By Colin Jenkins
Pathological Consumption Has Become So Normalised That We Scarcely Notice It by George Monbiot
Musings
Black Awakening, Class Rebellion by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, George Ciccariello-Maher
The Future of the Planet Looks Like ‘WALL-E’ by Robert Scheer
Noam Chomsky: The Future of Organized Human Life Is At Risk Thanks to GOP’s Climate Change Denial
Documenting Hate: New American Nazis
Poet’s Nook:”Abandonment” by Aljedaxi Rēcha’daf
Musings
James Baldwin Talks About Love, Sexuality and Race
Capitalism is Killing the World’s Wildlife Populations, Not ‘humanity’ by Anna Pigott
Eyewitness to the Desolation of ‘Black Wall Street’ by Charles Blow
In Conversation: Chauncey DeVega & Justin Frank
The Openly Plutocratic Domination of U.S. Politics by Paul Street
An Encounter with Simone Weil
How Slaveholders in the Caribbean Maintained Control by Nigel Warburton
How a Traumatized America Finds Relief in Hate by Abraham Gutman
The Miseducation of Dylann Roof
Once We Awaken by Rudy Avizius
Musings
The Gap Between What You Think and What Congress Thinks You Think is Filled With Corporate Money
