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This book reveals episodes in the history of Black media involving surprising, if not consistent suppression; reactions to Nikole Hannah-Jones’s The 1619 Project might confirm Jackson’s thesis. Recommended.
Squadron spotlights the ability of the people to change their political landscape, describing the power wielded by those closest to home.
Though his intriguing concept is somewhat marred by repetitive details, Pollack successfully conveys the importance of sidewalks for communities.
A strong suggestion for readers of history and of the development of revolutionary political ideas and movements.
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When Companies Run the Courts: How Forced Arbitration Became America’s Secret Justice System
Highly recommended for readers concerned about how the law is interpreted outside of courtrooms.
An absorbing exploration of the intertwined nature of technology and journalism. Recommended for readers interested in journalism and the business of technology
An absorbing look at the recent evolution of right-wing ideas in the United States. Recommended for readers interested in politics.
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