book review
Erasing History: A useful, if liberal intro to fascist revisionism
For those unfamiliar with fascism's distortions of the past, Stanley's book provides context for current U.S. politics, though fascism's economic basis is not much examined.
Trailer Park America highlights the crimes of capitalist housing
Leontina Hormel's book examines the exploitation of a working-class mobile home community in Idaho and its connection to other issues.
“Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes”: A review
A brand new book by Tariq Ali sets the record straight on Winston Churchill.
Campaigner against colonialism, W. Alphaeus Hunton
The Cancer of Colonialism: W. Alphaeus Hunton, Black Liberation, and the Daily Worker, 1944–1946, edited and with introduction by Tony Pecinovsky. New York: International Publishers, 2021. 355 pp., $19.99....
“Upswing” authors look to history for signs of progress today
A review of "Upswing," a "simplified microhistory” of 125 years of social regression and progress.