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Issue 9 Fall 2022
In This Issue
- Editors Introduction
- Mushahid Hussain: The Power of Everyday Collectivity
- Beth Henson: Bisbee 1984
- Tim Bruno: How to There
- Adelina Gina: Where is My Brother?
- Mike Morgan: Goinโ Down South
- Bob Myers: The World in 60 Acres
- Steven Weidman: Another Evening on record Street
- Jenny Morgan: Cycling in Italy
- Paul Wasserman: Final Resting Places
- Patrick King: From the Grocery Isles to the Front Lines
- The Left Hook: The Left Hook Goes to the Movies
Issue 8 Summer 2021
In This Issue
- From The Editors
- Kadeem Johnson: โThis injustice shit ainโt nothing newโ โ Thoughts on 2020 from Inside
- James Stephens: Just Another Swing-State Story
- Shaun: Where Dreams Go To Die
- Marty Brown: Portland, Pottawatomie, and โThe Good Lord Birdโ
- Tim Bruno: To All the Comrades I Could Have Known
- John Garvey & Mike Morgan: On Gentrification in Brooklyn
- Matt Capri: 2020
- Left Hook: The Sports Column Around the World in Five Days
A Tribute to Noel Ignatiev
In This Issue
- Editors’ Introduction Noel Ignatiev, 1940-2019, Jarrod Shanahan
- Noel Ignatiev, a Political Genius, Beth Henson
- “So many of us were students of Noel”, M. Treloar
- My Good and Beloved Companion, My Huck Finn, Robert Gerst
- Learning and Teaching, Justine Johnson
- Moving Noel, John Strucker
- Remembering Mr. Noel “Over the Top” Ignatiev, John Bracey
- Last Phone Call, Geert Dhondt
- Acceptable Men: A Memoir (excerpts), Noel Ignatiev
- Why Argue?, Joel Olson & Noel Ignatiev
- Duking It Out with Noel, Cloee Cooper & Zhandarka Kurti
- No Condescending Saviors: A Personal Tribute, Gary Fields
- “This relationship might be a short one”: My First Recollections of Noel, Don Hamerquist
- Ambiguous Encouters, Avery D’Agostino
- Noel Ignatiev’s Long Fight Against Whiteness, Jay Caspian Kang
- “Noel may be done with us, but we are not done with him”, John Garvey
- The Natural, The Left Hook
Issue 7 Fall 2019
In This Issue
- Editorโs Note
- Atlantic City and the American Imaginary, Jenny Morgan
- How the Show Might Stop, John Garvey
- The Fireman, James Livingston
- The Lyceum Was Empty,Kelley Howell
- Eulogy for William Boyd, Mitch Runnels
- Notes of a Hanging Judge, Ron Chism
- But Sometimes They Do, Dexter Cruthaim
- The Vroom Vroom Club, The Left Hook
- About Hard Crackers
Issue 6 Winter 2019
In This Issue
- Introduction, From the Editors
- Defining Hard Crackers, From the Editors
- Alabama Trilogy, Curtis Price
- On Disaster Weather Reporting, Mike Morgan
- Vignettes from the Gulf South, Hillary Donnell
- The Panther Burns, Bull Fury
- The Ordinary/Extraordinary May Stevens, John Garvey
- A Cab Ride in Doha, Jenny Morgan
- A Different Population These Days, Jonathan Chabrier
- Not Even in Spanish, Tanzeem Shaneela
- In Memoriam: Lowell May
Sports Column, The Left Hook
Issue 5 Summer 2018
In This Issue
- From the Editors
- See What Happens Now, Jarrod Shanahan
- Down on the Farm, Dexter Cruthaim
- Nothing Happened, Noel Ignatiev
- Heartland Reunion, Lowell May
- Dutchโs Word, Mike Morgan
- A Coal Minerโs Musings, Cloee Cooper
- Winding Stair Mountain, Richard Dixon
- Booking at David L. Moss, Josh Wann
- Captured in Crown Heights, Benjamin Rubenstein
- Albertiโs Andalusia, Zhandarka Kurti
- Sports Column, The Left Hook
Issue 4 Winter 2018
In This Issue
- Table of Contents
From the Editors - Itโs a Shelter,Edwin Rivera
- A Life Worth Living, Max Mackay
- Outside In, Inside Out, David Ranney
- Summertime in Mzansi, Salim Washington
- Know Your Neighbors, Mike Morgan
- Service Interruption, Jarrod Shanahan
- Freestyling To Freedom, Tony Maniscalco
- Theater Of Law, Josh Goldfein
- Sports, The Left Hook
- American Society (Mission)
Issue 3 Fall 2017
In This Issue
- Table of Contents
Editorsโ Introduction - Ancestry.com, Jeanetta Calhoun Mish
- Poems, Claire Cahen
- Cooperative Exploitation, H.W.
- Into the Hollows, Tim Paulson
- Massage Therapist Escapes Shark Attack, Gwen Taylor
- Neighborhood Watch, Maud Pryor
- What a Waste of Time, Zhandarka Kurti
- About Hard Crackers
Issue 2 Fall 2016
In This Issue
- In This Issue
From a Small New England Town - A Sunday in Chinatown
- Black Lives Matter and Standing Rock
- Eating Good Enough at Rikers Island
- Occupy the Free State of Jones
- CUNY at the Crossroads
- When Your Neighbor is BP
- Hacking
Interview with โNefariousโ - Prescription Painkillers Overdoses
Awakening - Kansas Enlightenment Project
- The Day Frank Got Out of Jail
- The Electrifying Mojo
- Nowhere to Run To
- About Hard Crackers
Issue 1 Spring 2016
In This Issue
- Editorโs Introduction
- Some Bullshit, Jarrod Shanahan
- No Pain No Gain, Kingsley Clarke
- Rats, Mike Morgan
- Eeenie Meenie Miney Mo, Gay Pasley
- Huntsville Notes, Curtis Price
- Stevie Lebron, Tony Maniscalco
- Influence, Noel Ignatiev
- Ray, Tom Bura
- American Society
Race Traitor Back Issues
Race Traitor calls itself a journal of the New Abolitionism. Its motto is โTreason to whiteness is loyalty to humanity.โ The journal takes its stand on two points: first, that the โwhite raceโ is not a natural but a social category; second, that what was historically constructed can be undone. The first of these points is now widely accepted; scientists have concluded that there are no biological standards for distinguishing one โraceโ from another, and social scientists have begun to examine how race was constructed and how it is reproduced. The โsocial construction of raceโ has become something of a catch-phrase in the academy. However, few have taken the next step: indeed one might say that up to now the philosophers have merely interpreted the white race; the point, however, is to abolish it.
Issue 1 Winter 1993
Highlights include “Abolish the White Race By Any Means Necessary” by the Race Traitor editors, “American Intifada” by Noel Ignatiev, and “The Example of John Brown” by Carolyn L. Karcher.
Issue 2 Summer 1993
Highlights include “Three Days that Shook the New World Order: The Los Angeles Rebellion of 1992” by The Chicago Surrealist Group, and “Gangsta’ Rap: Live on the Stage of History” by Christopher Day.
Issue 4 Winter 1995
Highlights include “Manifesto of a Dead Daughter” by Patricia Eakins , and “Police Assisted Homicide” by Joel Olson.
Issue 5 Winter 1996
Highlights include “Exchange with a National Socialist” by Noel Ignatiev and Arthur Pendragon, and “Black-Jewish Conflict in the Labor Context: Race, Jobs, and Institutional Power” by Herbert Hill.
Issue 6 Summer 1996
Highlights include “Copwatch” by Selena and Katrina, and “Latinos: The Indian Escape Hatch” by William Javier Nelson.
Issue 7 Spring 1997
Highlights include Abolitionism on the Campus, and “Race and the Enlightenment: From Anti-Semitism to White Supremacy, 1492-1676” by Loren Goldner.
Issue 8 Winter 1998
Highlights include “Black and White and Dead All Over: The Lucasville Insurrection” by Staughton Lynd, and “Chiapas & Montana: Tierra Y Libertad” by James Murray.
Issue 9 Summer 1998
Highlights include Franklin Rosemont’s “Surrealism-Revolution Against Whiteness,” “Plotting Against Eurocentrism” by Dave Roediger and “Psychiatry ‘s White Problem-Racism as Therapy” by Paul Garon.
Issue 10 Winter 1999
Highlights include “Resisting Arrest” by Ann Filemyr, and “Abolitionism and the White Studies Racket” by Noel Ignatiev.
Issue 11 Spring 2000
Highlights include “The Wiggers You Love to Hate” by David Hill, and “White Trash Identity and the Loss of Slack” by James Murray.
Issue 12 Spring 2001
Highlights include “A Fucking White Revolutionary Mass Movement and Other Fables of Whiteness” by David Barber, and “I Become a Political Traitor” by Sara Littlecrow-Russell.
Issue 13-14 Summer 2001
Highlights include “Introduction-Surrealist Subversion in Chicago” by Ron Sakolsky and “Surrealism and Women’s Liberation” by Mari Jo Marchnight.
Issue 15 Fall 2001
Highlights include “The Life and Death of Timothy McVeigh” by John Garvey, and “Race Behind Bars – An Exchange” by Staughton Lynd.
Pamphlets and Readers
Since When Has Working Been a Crime? the deportation of workers without papers
PUBLISHED 1977 BYโจSOUTH CHICAGO WORKERSโ RIGHTS CENTER
Written in 1977, when threats of raids and deportations were high and directed mainly at Mexican immigrants.
Today the context of such threats has changed but action is just as urgent. The changing context of anti-immigration deportations and arrests is addressed in an afterword at the end of the pamphlet.
REPUBLISHED 2024 BY NEROINK โข 24pp 5.5x 8.5 โข 1.2 oz
10 copies: $20 ($2 each)
1 copy: $5.00
5 copies: $15.00 ($3 each)
FIFA 2022 World Cup – Reports by The Left Hook
For football (soccer) fans, Hard Crackers was on the beat for 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. A collection of articles and analyses by The Left Hook.
Reproductive Freedom: A Series
A collection of eleven articles on the topic of reproductive freedom that was released in 2022 shortly after the conservative Supreme Court struck down the constitutional right to abortion in the United States.
Visiting Day
In the summer of 2016 Maud Pryor (Marmalade Umlaut) and Nate McDonough (Grixly) visited their pal Jarrod Shanahan at Rikers Island. They documented the visit from the visitorโs perspective, and Jarrod from the inmateโs. The result is Visiting Day.