BOOK LAUNCH | Manifestations of Thought by Shaka A. Shakur
Join us on Saturday, December 13, for the book launch of Manifestations of Thought: When
Join us on Saturday, December 13, for the book launch of Manifestations of Thought: When
Join editor Manolo De Los Santos in conversation with writer Vijay Prashad to shed light on the historic meeting between revolutionary movements from three continents that paved the way for international solidarity in the face of imperialism.
This live panel of experts will unpack the carceral and racist history of methadone. Panelists will discuss how siloed clinics are a creation of the War on Drugs, expose the role of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the culture of cruelty, and explain how methadone is harm reduction but the system that controls access to it is harm production. To free people who take methadone, the clinic system has to be abolished and care for opioid addiction integrated into the healthcare system.
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Join Neha Dexit and Shayoni Mitra for an insightful chat about the award-winning book, The Many Lives of Syeda X.
Through archival research and activist voices, Ahmed traces the rise of Fallism from South Africa to campuses worldwide, revealing how students transformed protest into a broader vision for liberation and decolonized education.
This book traces the dynamics of biblical influence on police violence in the United States. As new escalations of state violence are inflected by an ascendent Christian nationalism, the Bible has been reasserted as a source of legitimacy and narrative force.
After blazing a trail for people of color in the Socialist Party of America, Hubert Harrison emerged as one of the most prominent Black freethinkers and free lovers of his generation. Because of his fearless radicalism, however, the full scope of Harrison's revolutionary legacy has been erased from popular memory.
How to navigate the need for housing versus the destructive practice of construction? Charlotte Malterre-Barthes (RIOT/ EPFL) will discuss one of the most contentious parts of the groundbreaking book ‘A Moratorium on New Construction’ at the People’s Forum.
This will be an illuminating event discussing the role of Palestinian writers today, Palestinian literature, memory, return, and more.
The launch of Kyle Carrero Lopez's debut poetry collection, examining life and the legacy of US-Cuba relations.
A conversation with the authors on the story of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers in Detroit
