Recs if you like The Myth of American Idealism: How U.S. Foreign Policy Endangers the World...

required reading for learning praxis, fighting fascism & neoliberalism, and embracing protest and uprising against capitalism and violence. not central to the U.S. additionally, includes books on queer politics, disability rights, indigenous fights for landback and much more. now is the time where it is more vital than ever that we sacrifice ourselves for the greater good. get educated folks.

Project 2025 of the Trump administration included 18 mentions of Venezuela along with China, North Korea and Russia "The US has an opportunity to lead these democratic nations in the fight against these external pressures" The list includes historical books with the addition of a few works of fiction based on stories of a similar political climate, the main themes being • The US history of enforcing foreign governments • The economics of an "empire" • The media of expansion and propaganda

History is really just a convenient story if it's the government or a company pushing the narrative. Investigative and alternative perspectives to popular history.

fuck 🧊 and borders in general. demilitarize our cities. free palestine.

books to read on 4th of july and beyond. politics/history/social issues, let me know if you have any suggestions!

Non-fiction books inspired by the sound clip: "And remember, kids - the next time somebody tells you, 'the government wouldn't do that'. Oh, yes they would."

How the western imperialism is destroying the world

essential leftist literature