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4 Radical Books to Read on the Beach This Labor Day
Looking for a beach read this Labor Day? In These Times has you covered. MORE
Features · September 1, 2017
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Language of the Unheard: 50 Years On, the Flames of the Detroit Uprising Still Burn
The structural injustices that laid the groundwork for Detroit’s uprising still exist. MORE
Features · July 21, 2017
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‘I Must Mourn’: Frederick Douglass on the Meaning of July 4th to the Slave
These words, spoken 165 years ago, are relevant to modern U.S. society mired in the legacies of slavery and racist brutality. MORE
Features · July 4, 2017
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“I Question America”: On Juneteenth, Remembering Fannie Lou Hamer’s Testimony About Racist Brutality
Hamer’s speech to the 1964 Democratic National Convention still rings true. MORE
Features · June 19, 2017
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We Read It So You Don’t Have To
A talking-points guide to the summer's more politically odious offerings—and suggestions for better uses of your time. MORE
Features · July 28, 2014
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What To Read on Your Summer Vacation
Our list of beach reads for the social justice set. MORE
Features · July 28, 2014
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Four Degrees of Literary Separation
It turns out our favorite authors are each other's favorites, too. MORE
Features · July 28, 2014
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What Some of Our Favorite Authors Are Reading This Summer
A peek into the summer reading lists of John B. Judis, Melissa Gira Grant, Thomas Piketty, Winona LaDuke and Doug Henwood. MORE
Features · July 28, 2014
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“50 Shades of Denim”—An Exclusive Preview of Mike Elk’s New Bodice Ripper
Dearest Reader, Times have been tough for labor journalists. Our own labor reporter Mike Elk was recently reduced to taking on a second job—emceeing a chili cookoff at a D.C.... MORE
The ITT List · February 14, 2013
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Special Nationwide Coverage: May Day Protests
Activists across the country are breathing life back into International Workers' Day—and we've got live coverage. MORE
Features · May 1, 2012