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Border Radios
With fears of an invasion which would cause disease outbreaks, school over-crowding, crime and wage deflation, the borders of California were sealed in 1936. In the preceding years of Depression California had already absorbed hundreds of ...
Morbid Symptoms, Part I: Storm on Rikers Island
โI feel a sickness deep in my stomach every time the buildingโs alarm goes off,โ confesses rookie jail guard Nicholas Billings. โItโs always the same feeling. I donโt care what anyone says, how tough they think ...
The Infrapolitics of Voting in the South
Whatever the arguments against voting and participation in electoral politics โ and they are sound arguments; the great sucking sound of the Democratic Party absorbing and digesting social movements is real – in certain circumstances struggles ...
Oh What a Lovely War
The “solemn” commemorations in Paris on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that finally put an end to the horrific bloodshed that had drowned Europe for just over the four years from 1914 ...
End of a Philosophy
(from the chapter with that title in Facing Reality: The New Society โฆ Where to look for it, How to bring it closer, A statement for our timeโby CLR James, Grace C. Lee & Pierre Chaulieu, ...
“Shit-Life Syndrome” (Oxycontin Blues)
The drug crisis is hard to ignore in the South – and not just in the rural areas. People keel over waiting for buses or lie slouched and zoned out in cars, as if some zombie-inducing ...
โIโm A Modern Man Who Knows How to Wailโ: A Hip-Hop Poet in Fin de Siecle Paris
โIโm the Outcast . . . the โdistinguishedโ chap/Who puts it all in poetry/Iโm more than half crushed to bits / Between the Bourgeoisie and the Worker/Iโm the bloke whose work one hates/Iโm a closet of ...
Louis Proyect Reviews Hard Crackers
We are reprinting here two reviews of Hard Crackers by Louis Proyect, columnist, film reviewer and blogger, one from last week and one from two years ago: September 28, 2018 The latest issue of Hard Crackersย is ...
Unnamed Harlem resident finds old letter
In the dusty book shelves of an unnamed Harlem residentโs basement we uncovered this letter written in 1912 from the man later known as Ho Chi Minh to his father back home. Dearest father, I wanted ...
Google User Reviews of US Jails and Prisons
People across the US are taking to Google user reviews with grievances about the jails and prisons where they and their loved ones are held.