The Roger Stone Trial Was A Farce
February 21, 2020
—Jeremy Kuzmarov
While Trump’s actions represent an abuse of his office, the Stone case was heavily politicized from the beginning and hence a miscarriage of justice
Finding Du Bois
What is a modern Du Boisian sociology and how does it help us talk about race and colonialism?
Eau de Parasite
February 20, 2020
Hsuan Hsu analyzes the olfactory sensations and commentary in the Oscar-sweeping film, Parasite
The New Imperialist Structure
February 19, 2020
—Samir Amin
Explore an excerpt from The Long Revolution of the Global South: Toward a New Anti-Imperialist International, the final writings of Samir Amin.
“Your loving husband, Mangi”
February 14, 2020
From 1960-1969, Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, inspirational political leader and first President of the Pan-Africanist Congress, was imprisoned for his opposition to South African apartheid. In that time, the many letters he… READ MORE
Happy Galentine’s Day!
February 13, 2020
This Galentine’s Day, as we celebrate the women in our lives, we turn to some of our favorite books by and about women.
Their school “reform” or ours?
February 11, 2020
—Joel Jordan
What is the purpose of public education and how should that purpose be reflected in the working relationships between students and teachers?
Celebrating Black History: An eBook Special
February 4, 2020
We’re proud to publish many important works that challenge and reshape traditional narratives of Black history in America. Find just a few of our favorites below, and through the end of February, get any of these eBooks for just $1.99!