CHARRAS is the true story of Efraín “El Charras” Calderón Lara, a twenty-six-year-old union leader and student activist, and the Yucatecan government’s successful plot to kidnap and murder him.

Upends entrenched thinking about cities, demonstrating how urban economies are defined—or constrained—by the fiscal imagination of policymakers, activists, and residents.

C. G. Beck examines the social and historical narratives that led to the illusory division between the “working class” and the “creative class.”

Now in the twenty-first century, as an increasing number of academic studies focus on Marcus Garvey and the Garvey movement, this book is the first comprehensive edited collection to examine the scholarship of former Africana Studies Chair at Wellesley College, Dr. Tony Martin.

With everything that is going on socially and politically today, it's important to learn how to constructively engage with others about contentious issues because those issues can have real impacts on real people. This is especially true as the holidays approach and we prepare to engage with long-standing disagreements with loved ones.

Bestselling author and advocate Dr. Monique Couvson makes a compelling, passionate case for why we should invest in girls’ unlimited potential.

A revelatory novel (or parable) of art, adventure, and a radical politics, set in a world on the precipice.

Join Red Emma's as we celebrate this much needed and truly groundbreaking anthology centering the histories and intellectual contributions of Travestis and Trans Women scholars and activists from Latin America.

Do you like zines or supporting independent artists? Are you interested in learning how to play tabletop miniature games?

Organzing to protect trans educators and trans students!

Join us for an evening of rethinking the power and labor of poetry in everyday spaces.

Everything Grows in Jiddo’s Garden is the story of a young Palestinian girl and her Jiddo—her Grandpa! A Sunday morning events for kids of all ages!

When Cassandra, a Haitian-American influencer raised far from her roots, moves to Cap-Haïtien to take over her late grandmother's deteriorating hotel, she expects to renovate a building, not her entire sense of self.

As climate change tilts the scale of a fragile coexistence and rising waves threaten to swallow fields and farmhouses, locals must reconcile their past with their future—both beholden to a landscape that grows more endangered with each passing day.

Joining the growing Black creative movement currently refashioning horses and cowboy imagery, a thoughtful, probing exploration of the shared history of Blackness and horses which reveals what its image can teach us about nationhood, race, and culture.

A landmark investigation into forensic medicine that exposes the systematic concealment of state-sanctioned violence through death investigations

Highlighting the year’s most significant independent journalism—including original, investigative reports on ICE surveillance, Meta censorship, and police violence—State of the Free Press 2026 illuminates issues that the establishment press have obscured and raises voices that corporate media have throttled.

Take a deep dive into the historic, sociopolitical, and economic interests that have resulted in a frontal assault on the very governance of public education.