Category: Review

This new memoir by a union organizer recounts dramatic organizing campaigns with laundry workers and offers thoughts on building worker solidarity and power

A few weeks ago I published a Reply to Reviewers (of the book No Bosses), Part One. Here is Part Two which addresses six more reviews
My aim here is not so much to write a review of No Bosses as to offer up something to go with it, something which makes fuller sense of it for me
Lara Marlowe has written more than a mere a biography of Robert Fisk
Overall, No Bosses does an excellent job of answering the questions: “If you don’t like capitalism, what would you replace it with?

Review of The Privatization of Everything: How The Plunder of Public Goods Transformed America and How We Can Fight Back
Review of Love in a Time of War: My years with Robert Fisk, by Lara Marlowe
A review of Climate Justice and Community Renewal, edited by Brian Tokar and Tamra Gilbertson
Review of Mothers of the Revolution, a new documentary that tells the story of the women who helped to end the Cold War
A look at two new books, Everything Must Change: The World After COVID-19 and Rediscovering Earth: Ten Dialogues on the Future of Nature