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The murders of Pretti and Good. Venezuela. ICE occupation. In 2026, the wannabe dictator and his stooges are committing even more blatant crimes, aiming to divert attention from old crimes, sabotage the upcoming elections and avert accountability.

Los Angeles poet Rick Lupert offers this talisman against the encroaching darkness.

Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice is a shocking, innovative, and darkly comic film about the pressures of life under capitalism. It’s more proof that the Oldboy director is nothing less than a cinematic master.

This is the first in depth, book-length portrait of the well-known far right wing media personality.

Za’atar’s cultivation, funded by the Israeli government, attempts to use the herb to control the movements of the Palestinian population and the plant itself. The herb shapes, narrates, and anchors identity and political dynamics of the region.

In the Hulu drama's ongoing third season, Stephen is irredeemable but hardly one-note.

Poet Cornelius Eady offers a disturbing glimpse of Trump's Reign of Terror

Poet Rafael Jesús González offers a lament for a victim of the Trump Terror.

This book looks at the emergence, among some white Christians in the USA, of a religious culture based on shoring up white identity and racism while being "perniciously shrouded in Christian language, expression, symbols and thought forms."

MLK’s economic philosophy is relevant today, where up to 75% of grocery employees are food insecure, where seven of the ten lowest paying jobs are in the food industry, where farmworkers are mostly excluded from basic labor protections.