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Keep Going: A Labor Studies Journal Review August 19, 2026
Labor Studies Journal August 2026 Reviewed by: Rebecca Tarlau, Associate Professor of Education, StanfordUniversity, Stanford, CA, USADOI: 10.1177/0160449X261469641 For many workers, from West Virginia teachers to Buffalo hospital workers, Vermont paraprofessionals to UC Santa Cruz grad workers, Ellen David Friedman has been a constant companion, jumping on one-on-one phone calls and organizing small-group discussions about […]
“Working-class males feel they are treated like scum by those in power” – John King Interviewed August 17, 2026
By Tariq GoddardThe QuietusFebruary 2026 The author of Human Punk and The Football Factory trilogy speaks to Tariq Goddard about class, Greek prisons and his new novella Peekaboo Bosh The author of Human Punk and The Football Factory trilogy speaks to Tariq Goddard about class, Greek prisons and his new novella Peekaboo Bosh John’s King’s […]
Ellen David Friedman on Against the Grain August 11, 2026
Against the Grain August 11th, 2026 Workers want and deserve decent, dignified, and democratic workplaces. But better wages and working conditions can be elusive in the face of management inertia and intransigence. Veteran organizer and Labor Notes board chair Ellen David Friedman talks about how to win workplace demands while building workers’ collective power. Ellen […]
The Outspoken and the Incendiary— A Review August 11, 2026
ztscrpt.net These are the subjects of *The Outspoken and the Incendiary: Interviews with Radical Speculative Fiction Writers* (PM Press)—a collection of conversations conducted by science fiction author and activist Terry Bisson (1942–2024) with writers who were often friends and kindred spirits, sharing similar literary interests and forms while maintaining a commitment to political engagement. The […]
Review of Days of Dissent by Gabriel San Roman August 10, 2026
By Kevin Brown The Turned Page Days of Dissent, Gabriel San Roman’s second book (following Victor Jara and the New Chilean Song Movement) offers 365 short vignettes – one for every day of the year – about the ways people throughout the world, and throughout history, have pushed back against repression, exploitation, and racial, gender, […]

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The Hippies Now Wear Black

The anarcho-punk movement in the UK, 1977-1984

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