Commemorate Red Books Day with The People’s Forum and 1804 Books! Every year, thousands of people across the world commemorate Red Books Day to stand in solidarity with left books, their authors, and the people’s movements they ushered forward. While Red Books Day takes place on the publication day of the Communist Manifesto, February 21 also marks the sixtieth anniversary of Malcolm X’s assassination.
Join us for the launch of Beyond the Mountains: Social and Political Imaginaries in Gilgit-Baltistan, published
Join us for on Eric Blanc’s new book, We Are the Union, shows that recent struggles from Starbucks, to Amazon, to southern auto, have developed a new organizing model.
Menace to Empire traces both the colonial violence and the anticolonial rage that the United States spread across the Pacific between the Philippine-American War and World War II.
Join us for a book launch for Disability and Empire: Class, US Imperialism, and the
Hear from the co-authors of Not Your Rescue Project, the first book on migrant sex worker struggles and organizing, and from Red Canary Song about how migrants in the sex industry are being affected by immigration raids and racism–and how their anti-fascist resistance in the massage parlor serves as a blueprint for creative resistance and solidarity for everyone.
Join us for a book talk on Words for My Comrades: A Political History of Tupac Shakur on the 29th anniversary of his death. We’ll be joined by the author and music journalist Dean Van Nguyen to discuss the icon, rapper, and son of a Black Panther whose artistic and political legacy still resonates today.
Join Bloomsbury author Salam Darwazah Mir as she discusses her book, Transnational Literature of Resistance:
A conversation on political prisoners in the U.S., India, and Palestine, through the lens of three crucial books.
On the morning of October 7, 2023, 21-year-old Plestia Alaqad woke to a flurry of messages and
Learn how social and structural inequalities in Lebanon are naturalized by the NGOs and think tanks who are supposed to be tackling them.
Architectural Workers United and Democracy at Work present the Labor of Architecture: A Conversation between
