Michael Hardt compiled this playlist to accompany his recent book, The Subversive Seventies. He writes: “Repeatedly during the process of writing The Subversive Seventies, I was moved by how activists in each country learned from and were inspired by revolutionaries elsewhere, deploying strategies of popular power, organizing structures of revolutionary democracy, combatting multiple structures of domination, and seeking liberation in various forms. The music circulated too, along with the militants and their revolutionary dreams.” Take a listen!
How Settlers Get Away with Murder: A Conversation with Liza Black
Today is in a real honor to talk with Liza Black about her new book, How Settlers Get Away with Murder: The Killing of Indigenous Women and Two-Spirit People in the Americas. Tragically, by now the epidemic of murders of Indigenous women has been well established...










