By Alison Weir, ifamericansknew.org, 2014, paperback, 240 pp. List: $9.93; AET: $8. Reviewed by James Abourezk Having studied enough American Indian tribes over the years, I have grown accustomed to creation myths that each tribe assigns itself as […]
A tribute to the woman who made a vital yet routinely overlooked contribution to the founding of scientific socialism. Ella Rule Subscribe to our channel To mark International Working Women’s Day, we are publishing this tribute […]
Gazan children’s artwork traumatizes ‘UK Lawyers For Israel’ CONTACT@IFAMERICANSKNEW.ORG UKLFI can’t handle Gaza children’s artwork removed from London hospital. (photo) London hospital removes Gaza children’s artwork after a complaint by ‘UK Lawyers for Israel’ on behalf […]
BY BRAD WOLF FacebookTwitterRedditEmail War is a language of lies. Cold and callous, it emanates from dull, technocratic minds, draining life of color. It is an institutional offense to the human spirit. The Pentagon speaks the […]
Book Review: Spare by Prince Harry — The message is lost The book is about Harry — his traumas but it ends up humanising the House of Windsor too By: Sadiq Shaban, By all […]
BY JEFFREY ST. CLAIR Cover Art for the book Black Country Music: Listening for Revolutions A few weeks ago the writer April Henry unearthed a sobering factoid buried in the tonnage of documents amassed in the […]
Liberal Zionists like David Grossman have to own up to their ideology and admit that Israel’s drift towards the right is because of Zionism, not in spite of it. BY JONATHAN OFIR DAVID GROSSMAN AT THE […]
BY EVAGGELOS VALLIANATOS Humanity at a crossroad In 2020, a UN report (Global Biodiversity Outlook 5) warned: “Humanity stands at a crossroads with regard to the legacy it leaves to future generations. Biodiversity is declining at […]
By Suad Amiry, Pantheon Books, 2022, hardcover, 344 pp. MEB $27 Reviewed by Ida Audeh SUAD AMIRY’S first work of fiction is nominally a story of thwarted teenage romance told against the backdrop of the fall of […]
BY FORREST HYLTON Dave Dellinger, Staughton Lynd, Bob Moses splashed with red paint by a pro-war provacateur while Protesting the War in Vietnam, during the Assembly of Unrepresented People, Washington DC, August 6, 1965. “When I […]