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Ira Wells You’re quite right that book banning and censorship have been around for centuries, really since the origins of...

When the Palestinian-Israeli coproduction No Other Land won the Academy Award for best documentary feature film in early March, jubilation...

Looking back at the films of Cuban director Tomás “Titón” Gutiérrez Alea almost thirty years after his death, the claim...

Review of My Country, Africa: Autobiography of the Black Pasionaria by Andrée Blouin (Verso Books, 2025) Andrée Blouin was one...

Gender role orthodoxy is back, baby. On Instagram, a tradwife influencer bakes lemon squares in a milkmaid dress beneath the...

Marine Le Pen leads a party that was founded by Holocaust deniers and former Nazi-collaborators. It speaks of French people...

The Ukrainian Marxist Roman Rosdolsky was one of the pioneering scholars of Marxology. He was engaged as a Marxist activist...

Donkeys are friendly animals: intelligent and patient, they have been used for millennia to transport the widest variety of objects...

Review of The Trading Game by Gary Stevenson (Crown Currency, 2024) A weak Left, struggling to navigate a hostile media...

Review of Rosa Luxemburg: The Incendiary Spark by Michael Löwy (Haymarket Books, 2024) Can we be motivated to change the...

Imagine two scales. The first one is a timeline of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with its war crimes, destruction,...

Irene Vélez-Torres A lot of work needs to be done to raise awareness that the corporate sector also has a...