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New: The Omnivore鈥檚 Deception by John Sanbonmatsu
“Offers the most compelling arguments yet for abolishing capitalist animal agriculture, urging us to question whether consuming animal products is an ethical way of inhabiting our worlds. Everyone who believes in justice for all should read this brilliant book.” ~Angela Davis, author of The Meaning of Freedom and Women, Race, and Class
New: The Great Miscalculation by Michael M. Greenburg
“Propulsive… a thrilling saga of a disaster averted by dedicated professionals.” ~Publishers Weekly
“Greenburg weaves a compelling, thriller-like narrative.” ~New York Post
New: How to Queer the World by Bo Ruberg
“This heady, original take on video games will most likely appeal to readers and researchers looking for inventive ways to evaluate a timely medium.”聽~Booklist
New: Secrets of the Killing State by Corinna Barrett Lain
“A scathing attack. Like the unsafe meat-packing practices exposed in Upton Sinclair鈥檚 The Jungle, this book attempts to show that practices of administering the death penalty are cruel, arbitrary, and harmful to the public.” ~Library Journal
From the Square
Article originally published on DemocracyNow.org June 27, 2014. As the United States prepares to celebrate Independence Day, we look at why July 4 is not a cause for celebration for…
Read MoreSpecial Education as Segregation: An Excerpt from Autism and the Myth of the Person Alone
This excerpt is part of an essay written by Richard Attfield, which describes his experiences within special education and the support he received from his mother outside of his schooling….
Read MoreBridging the Gap: Author Alexandra Freudus Discusses Education, Racism, and Reform
Your book,鈥疷nequal Lessons, begins with a quote from W.E.B. Du Bois鈥檚 1935 essay 鈥淒oes the Negro Need Separate Schools?鈥� It reads, in part: “Other things being equal, the mixed school…
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