Array ( [id] => 32565 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => Finally Got the News! The Printed Legacy of the U.S. Radical Left, 1970-1979 [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => finally-got-the-news!-the-printed-legacy-of-the-u.s.-radical-left,-1970-1979 [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p><em>Finally Got the News</em> uncovers the hidden legacy of the radical Left of the 1970s, a decade when vibrant social movements challenged racism, imperialism, patriarchy, and capitalism. It combines written contributions from movement participants with original printed materials&mdash;from pamphlets to posters, flyers to newspapers&mdash;to tell this politically rich and little-known story.</p> <p>The dawn of the 1970s saw an absolute explosion of interest in revolutionary ideas and activism. Young people radicalized by the antiwar movement became anti-imperialists, veterans of the Civil Rights and Black Power movements increasingly identified with communism and Pan-Africanism, and women were organizing for autonomy and liberation. While these movements may have different roots, there was also an incredible overlapping and intermingling of activists and ideologies.</p> <p>These diverse movements used printed materials as organizing tools in every political activity, creating a sprawling and remarkable array of printing styles, techniques, and formats. Through the lens of printed materials we can see the real nuts and bolts of revolutionary organizing in an era when thousands of young revolutionaries were attempting to put their beliefs into practice in workplaces and neighborhoods across the U.S.</p> <p>[publisher's note]</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 10165 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 1 [createdon] => 1688662192 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1708078475 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1688662740 [publishedby] => 1 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => finally-got-the-news!-the-printed-legacy-of-the-u.s.-radical-left,-1970-1979.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 15 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => BRAD, Duncan; INTERFERENCE ARCHIVE (eds.) [booksAvailable] => 0 [category] => Politics,Periodicals,Facsimile & Reprints [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2017 [idx] => 1 ) Array ( [id] => 33507 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => Take Care of Your Self. The Art and Cultures of Care and Liberation [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => take-care-of-yourself [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p class="">In <em>Take Care of Your Self</em>, Sundus Abdul Hadi turns a critical and inventive eye to the notion of care and how it relates to social justice. In contrast to the billion-dollar industry of self-care, Abdul Hadi identifies care as a necessary practice&mdash;rooted in self, community, and the world&mdash;in the collective process of decolonization, empowerment, and liberation.&nbsp;</p> <p class="">Abdul Hadi explores the role of art in building regenerative narratives to confront and undo systemic oppression and trauma. Weaving in the work of visionary transcultural artists who engage the liberatory intersections of struggle and care, Abdul Hadi centers the voices of those most-often relegated to the margins and emphasizes the importance of creating brave spaces for their stories and art. The transformative power of care exists in these spaces, building a foundation for a world in desperate need of healing and change.&nbsp;</p> <p class="">[publisher's note]</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 11023 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1708099561 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1754406549 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1708099680 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => take-care-of-yourself.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 16 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => HADI, Sundus Abdul [booksAvailable] => 1 [category] => Essays,Politics [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2020 [idx] => 2 ) Array ( [id] => 35363 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => El Diseñà a las Armas / Armado pelo Design / Armés à Dessein / Armed by Design: Posters and Publications of Cuba’s Organization of Solidarity of the Peoples of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (OSPAAAL) [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => el-diseñà-a-las-armas-/-armado-pelo-design-/-armés-à-dessein-/-armed-by-design-posters-and-publications-of-cuba’s-organization-of-solidarity-of-the-peoples-of-africa,-asia,-and-latin-america-(ospaaal) [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p>OSPAAAL developed out of the 1966 Tricontinental Conference in Havana, a meeting of delegates representing national liberation movements and leftist political parties almost exclusively from the Global South. Based in Havana, OSPAAAL produced nearly five hundred posters, magazines, and books beginning in the late 1960s, with most of their work ceasing by the late 1980s. Until 2019, OSPAAAL was a political organization focused on fighting US imperialism and supporting liberation movements around the world through poster production, regularly produced publications, and a series of books featuring the writings of the intellectual leadership of these movements.</p> <p><em>Armed By Design</em> brings together artists and thinkers from around the world whose work has been impacted by the legacy of OSPAAAL. These contributions reflect on impacts of OSPAAAL&rsquo;s work on regional movements, including in the Arab world and Korea, design iconography, the evolution of tricontinentalism, our present-day relationship to OSPAAAL posters as a commodity, and authorship and reproduction.</p> <p>This full-color multilingual edition includes ten international contemporary political poster-makers, artists, and designers commissioned to produce OSPAAAL-inspired prints in solidarity with today&rsquo;s movements: Friends of Ibn Firnas (USA), Yuko Tonohira (Japan/USA), Ganzeer (Egypt/USA), Un Mundo Feliz (Spain), Steven Rodriguez (USA), Dignidad Rebelde, Tomie Arai (USA), Sublevarte Colectivo (Mexico), Jamaa Al-Yad (Lebanon/Worldwide), and A3CB (Japan). [publishers&rsquo; note]</p> <p><em>Ce livre explore les liens entre graphisme et solidarit&eacute; politique de l&rsquo;Organisation de la solidarit&eacute; des peuples d&rsquo;Afrique, d&rsquo;Asie et d&rsquo;Am&eacute;rique latine (OSPAAAL). De la fin des ann&eacute;es 1960 &agrave; la fin des ann&eacute;es 1980 l&rsquo;OSPAAAL a produit pr&egrave;s de 500 affiches, livres, revues (</em>Tricontinental<em>). Les contributions de ce livre reviennent sur l&rsquo;impact de l&rsquo;OSPAAL sur des mouvements de lib&eacute;ration et d&rsquo;&eacute;mancipation, &agrave; travers des essais et entretiens ; des propositions de designers et collectives contemporaines montrent comment se perp&eacute;tue cette approche du design au service de l&rsquo;&eacute;galit&eacute; et du changement social. <br /></em></p> <p>Tricontinental &gt;&gt; Quadrilingual book: Texts in English + Textes en fran&ccedil;ais+ Textos en espa&ntilde;ol + Textos em portugu&ecirc;s !!</p> <p><em>&nbsp;</em></p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 12720 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1742381801 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1747775407 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1742381760 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => el-diseñà-a-las-armas-/-armado-pelo-design-/-armés-à-dessein-/-armed-by-design-posters-and-publications-of-cuba’s-organization-of-solidarity-of-the-peoples-of-africa,-asia,-and-latin-america-(ospaaal).html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => 0 [price] => 40 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => INTERFERENCE ARCHIVE; HANNA, Lani; HOYER, Jen; MACPHEE, Josh; ORDAZ, Vero; SEIDMAN, Sarah [booksAvailable] => 2 [category] => Media Studies,Politics,Graphic Design [publisher] => Common Notions,tumbalacasa,sobinfluencia edições [releaseDate] => 2025 [idx] => 3 ) Array ( [id] => 32520 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => Comedy Against Work. Utopian Longing in Dystopian Times [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => comedy-against-work.-utopian-longing-in-dystopian-times [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p>Humor, Groucho Marx asserted, is &ldquo;reason gone mad.&rdquo; For Walter Benjamin, laughter was &ldquo;the most revolutionary emotion.&rdquo; In a moment when great numbers of people are reevaluating their commitment to the hellscape we call &ldquo;work,&rdquo; what does it mean to take comedy seriously&mdash;and to turn it against work?</p> <p>Both philosophically brilliant and deeply personal, <em>Comedy Against Work</em> demonstrates how laughing about work can puncture the pretensions of tyrannical bosses while uniting us around a commitment to radically new ways of making the world together. At the same time, Lane-McKinley exposes a war at the heart of contemporary comedy between those who see comedy as a weapon for punching down and those whose laughter points to social transformation. From stand-up to sitcoms, podcasts to late night, comedy reveals our longing to subvert power, escape the prison of work, and envision the joys of a liberated world. [publishers&rsquo; note]</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 10122 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1688125348 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1754406781 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1688125320 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => comedy-against-work.-utopian-longing-in-dystopian-times.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 22 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => LANE-McKINLEY, Madeline [booksAvailable] => 1 [category] => Essays,Labor,Philosophy [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2022 [idx] => 4 ) Array ( [id] => 28948 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => An Encyclopedia of Political Record Labels [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => an-encyclopedia-of-political-record-labels [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p><em>An Encyclopedia of Political Record Labels</em> is a compendium of information about political music and radical cultural production. Focusing on vinyl records and the labels that released them, this groundbreaking book traces the parallel rise of social movements in the second half of the twentieth century and the vinyl record as the dominant form of music distribution.</p> <p>Just as the Civil Rights Movement leaps onto mainstream headlines in the early 1960s, the 33rpm &ldquo;Long Player&rdquo; and 45rpm single invade people&rsquo;s stereos. All the major Civil Rights organizations release vinyl records of speeches, movement songs, and field recordings&mdash;setting the pace for the intertwining of social movements and easily distributed sound recordings. This relationship continues through the end of the twentieth century, which marked both the end of apartheid in South Africa and the dominance of the vinyl format.</p> <p>From A-Disc (the record label of the Swedish Labor Movement) to Zulu Records (the label of free jazz pioneer Phil Choran), An Encyclopedia of Political Record Labels is a compelling panorama of political sound and action, including over 750 record labels that produced political music. Each entry features the logo of the label, a brief synopsis of its history, and additional interesting information. Truly international in scope, over two dozen countries and territories are represented, as well as a myriad of musical styles and forms. [publisher's note]</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 6804 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1617109468 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1741854593 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1617109680 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => an-encyclopedia-of-political-record-labels.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 25 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => MACPHEE, Josh [booksAvailable] => 0 [category] => Music & Sound [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2021 [idx] => 5 ) Array ( [id] => 30578 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => Feminicide and Global Accumulation [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => feminicide-and-global-accumulation [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p class=""><em>Feminicide and Global Accumulation</em> brings us to the frontlines of an international movement of Black, Indigenous, popular, and mestiza women&rsquo;s organizations fighting against violence&mdash;interpersonal, state sanctioned, and economic&mdash;that is both endemic to the global economy and the contemporary devalued status of racialized women, trans, and gender non-conforming communities in the Global South.&nbsp;</p> <p class="">These struggles against racism, capitalism, and patriarchy show how crucially linked the land, water, and other resource extraction projects that crisscross the planet are to devaluing labor and nature and how central Black and Indigenous women and trans leadership is to its resistance.</p> <p class="">The book is based on the first ever International Forum on Feminicide among ethnicized and racialized groups&mdash;which brought together activists and researchers from Colombia, Guatemala, Italy, Brazil, Iran, Guinea Bissau, Bolivia, Canada, the U.S., Ecuador, Spain, Mexico, among other countries in the world to represent different social movements and share concrete stories, memories, experiences and knowledge of their struggles against racism, capitalism and patriarchy.&nbsp;</p> <p class=""><em>Feminicide and Global Accumulation</em> reflects, in a collective fabric, the communitarian and enraged struggles of women, trans, and gender non-conforming communities who commit themselves to the transformation of their communities by directly challenging the murder and assassination of women and violence in all its forms.</p> <p class=""><em>Feminicide and Global Accumulation</em> is edited by Otras Negras . . . y &iexcl;Feministas! is a Black Afrodescendent feminist women&rsquo;s collective from Cali, Colombia. Members include Elba Mercedes Palacios C&oacute;rdoba, Mar&iacute;a Campo, Martha Liliana Rivas Orobio, Natalia Andrea Ocor&oacute; Grajales, and Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma. [publishers&rsquo; note]</p> <p class="">With Introductions by Silvia Federici, Susana Draper, and Liz Mason-Deese; afterword by Sheila Gruner; epilogue by Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma.</p> <p class="">Translation by Veronica Carchedi, Liz Mason-Deese, Susana Draper, Silvia Federici, Laura Gottesdiener, and Sheila Grune.</p> <p class="">&nbsp;</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 8348 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1651851315 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1706129429 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1651851300 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => feminicide-and-global-accumulation.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 21 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 1 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => OTRAS NEGRAS … Y ¡FEMINISTAS! (eds.) [booksAvailable] => 1 [category] => Anthologies,Feminism,Postcolonial Studies [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2022 [idx] => 6 ) Array ( [id] => 28953 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => Hope Against Hope. Writings on Ecological Crisis [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => hope-against-hope.-writings-on-ecological-crisis [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p>We are told we are living in the middle of a climate crisis of unprecedented proportions. As doomsday scenarios mount, hope collapses. Even as more and more people around the planet experience climate disaster as immediate and urgent as ever, our imagination and programs for transformation lag. The disasters are already here, and the crises, longstanding, are ongoing.</p> <p>In <em>Hope Against Hope</em>, the Out of the Woods collective investigates the critical relation between climate change and capitalism and calls for the expansion of our conceptual toolbox to organize within and against ecological crisis characterized by deepening inequality, rising far-right movements, and&mdash;relatedly&mdash;more frequent and devastating disasters. While much of environmentalist and leftist discourse in this political moment remain oriented toward horizons that repeat and renew racist, anti-migrant, nationalist, and capitalist assumptions, Out of the Woods charts a revolutionary course adequate to our times.</p> <p>At the center of the renewed political orientation Hope Against Hope expounds is an abolitionist approach to border imperialism, reactionary ecology, and state violence that underpins many green solutions and modes of understanding nature. It reminds us of the frequent moments and movements of solidarity emerging in the ruins all around us. Their stunning conclusion to the disarray of politics in our seemingly end times is the urgency of creating what Out of the Woods calls &ldquo;disaster communism&rdquo;&mdash;the collective power to transform our future political horizons from the ruins and establish a climate future based in common life. [publisher's note]</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 6809 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1617111593 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1695741935 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1617111600 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => hope-against-hope.-writings-on-ecological-crisis.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 20 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 1 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => OUT OF THE WOODS COLLECTIVE [booksAvailable] => 1 [category] => Ecology,Politics [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2020 [idx] => 7 ) Array ( [id] => 34266 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of the New York Commune, 2052–2072 [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => everything-for-everyone-an-oral-history-of-the-new-york-commune,-2052–2072 [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p>&ldquo;Every socialist needs to read this book. Every abolitionist, every Marxist, every anarchist, every revolutionary needs to read this book. Every person who has ever wondered how the world will function after the final retirement of the market, the commodity form, money, wages, rent, coercive gender roles, prisons, police, class, nation states, borders, profit, and in general the dominating power of any humans over any others.&rdquo;<br />&mdash;<em>Spectre Journal</em></p> <p>By the middle of the twenty-first century, war, famine, economic collapse, and climate catastrophe had toppled the world's governments. In the 2050s, the insurrections reached the nerve center of global capitalism&mdash;New York City. This book, a collection of interviews with the people who made the revolution, was published to mark the twentieth anniversary of the New York Commune, a radically new social order forged in the ashes of capitalist collapse.</p> <p>Here is the insurrection in the words of the people who made it, a cast as diverse as the city itself. Nurses, sex workers, antifascist militants, and survivors of all stripes recall the collapse of life as they knew it and the emergence of a collective alternative. Their stories, delivered in deeply human fashion, together outline how ordinary people's efforts to survive in the face of crisis contain the seeds of a new world. [publisher&rsquo;s note]</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 11700 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 16 [createdon] => 1721134330 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1749636191 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1721134320 [publishedby] => 16 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => everything-for-everyone-an-oral-history-of-the-new-york-commune,-2052–2072.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 18 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => O’BRIEN, M. E.; ABDELHADi, Eman [booksAvailable] => 0 [category] => Essays,Science/Fiction,Politics,Anarchy [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2022 [idx] => 8 ) Array ( [id] => 30383 [type] => document [contentType] => text/html [pagetitle] => The Red Deal: Indigenous Action to Save our Earth [longtitle] => [description] => [alias] => the-red-deal-indigenous-action-to-save-our-earth [link_attributes] => [published] => 1 [pub_date] => 0 [unpub_date] => 0 [parent] => 50 [isfolder] => 0 [introtext] => [content] => <p>One-part visionary platform, one-part practical toolkit, The Red Deal is a platform that encompasses everyone, including non-Indigenous comrades and relatives who live on Indigenous land. We&mdash;Indigenous, Black and people of color, women and trans folks, migrants, and working people&mdash;did not create this disaster, but we have inherited it. We have barely a decade to turn back the tide of climate disaster. It is time to reclaim the life and destiny that has been stolen from us and rise up together to confront this challenge and build a world where all life can thrive. Only mass movements can do what the moment demands. Politicians may or may not follow&mdash;it is up to them&mdash;but we will design, build, and lead this movement with or without them.</p> <p>When the Red Nation released their call for a &ldquo;red deal,&rdquo; it generated coverage in places from Teen Vogue to Jacobin to the New Republic, was endorsed by the DSA, and has galvanized organizing and action. Now, in response to popular demand, the Red Nation expands their original statement filling in the histories and ideas that formed it and forwarding an even more powerful case for the actions it demands.</p> <p>The Red Deal is a call for action beyond the scope of the US colonial state. It&rsquo;s a program for Indigenous liberation, life, and land&mdash;an affirmation that colonialism and capitalism must be overturned for this planet to be habitable for human and other-than-human relatives to live dignified lives. The Red Deal is not a response to the Green New Deal, or a &ldquo;bargain&rdquo; with the elite and powerful. It&rsquo;s a deal with the humble people of the earth; a pact that we shall strive for peace and justice and a declaration that movements for justice must come from below and to the left.</p> [richtext] => 1 [template] => 5 [menuindex] => 8162 [searchable] => 1 [cacheable] => 1 [createdby] => 1 [createdon] => 1647361544 [editedby] => 16 [editedon] => 1704887987 [deleted] => 0 [deletedon] => 0 [deletedby] => 0 [publishedon] => 1647362100 [publishedby] => 1 [menutitle] => [donthit] => 0 [privateweb] => 0 [privatemgr] => 0 [content_dispo] => 0 [hidemenu] => 0 [class_key] => msProduct [context_key] => web [content_type] => 1 [uri] => the-red-deal-indigenous-action-to-save-our-earth.html [uri_override] => 0 [hide_children_in_tree] => 0 [show_in_tree] => 0 [properties] => [article] => [price] => 18 [old_price] => 0 [weight] => 0 [image] => [thumb] => [vendor] => 0 [made_in] => [new] => 0 [popular] => 0 [favorite] => 0 [tags] => Array ( [0] => ) [color] => Array ( [0] => ) [size] => Array ( [0] => ) [source] => 2 [vendor.name] => [vendor.resource] => [vendor.country] => [vendor.logo] => [vendor.address] => [vendor.phone] => [vendor.fax] => [vendor.email] => [vendor.description] => [vendor.properties] => [author] => THE RED NATION [booksAvailable] => 0 [category] => Essays,Ecology,Politics,Indigenous Peoples [publisher] => Common Notions [releaseDate] => 2021 [idx] => 9 )

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