Orion: Environmental Discourse and Dissent
Green Social Thought
Radical Democracy: A Contested Terrain
Rules for Radicals
The Democratic Promise: Saul Alinsky and His Legacy
Eric Schlosser: Sex, Drugs, Fast Food and Cheap Labor in America
History of Radicalism in the U.S.
Abolitionist Movement
Civil Rights Movement
Marxist Internet Archive
Eugene Debs, Labor Organizer
Feminist Movement
Marcus Garvey, Black Nationalist Leader
Labor Movement
Abbie Hoffman
Populism
Socialism
Utopian Communities
The Student as Nigger
John Taylor Gatto: Challenging the Myths of Modern Schooling
Raoul Vaneigem: The Revolution of Everyday Life
Why Think About Propaganda
The Memory Hole: Freeing of Information in Action
On the Poverty of Student Life
Language of the War on Terror
Independent Media in a Time of War
Indy Media
Nancy Snow: Rebranding of America
Poet/Performer Saul Williams
9/11 and the Politics of University Teaching
Socialist Equality Party Presidential Candidate Bill Van Auken: "An American Tragedy"
Douglas Rushkoff's Open Source Democracy
Chris Hedges: The Meaning of War
Stonewall Riot and Its Aftermath
Wikipedia: Stonewall Riots
Stonewall Riots, 1969
Nickle and Dimed: On (not) Getting By in America
Barbara Ehrenreich
Crucial Texts of Radical Democracy
Thomas Frank: Architecture of a New Consensus
Culture-Trafficking for the 21st Century
Terry Tempest Williams: Open Spaces of Democracy
Skidmark Bob, Musical Activist
Stokely Carmichael: Architect of Black Power
George Soros: The Bubble of American Supremacy
Race and Collective Memory Bibliography
Without Sanctuary: America's Dark History of Racialized Violence (caution)
Ron Strickland's Marxist Cultural Theory
Tony Kushner: Radical Pragmatist
Race: The Power of an Illusion
Ubu Web: Freedom as Creativity
Martin Luther King's Radical Message
Michael Moore: White Frights
Remembering Johnny Cash
U.S. Prison Boom
How the Other Half Banks
Hakim Bey: Poetic Terrorism
Situationist International: Resisting the Society of the Spectacle
Bureau of Publis Secrets
Howard Zinn and Thom Yorke: Truth in the Hands of Artists
Top 25 Censored News Stories of 2003
Guy Debord: Society of the Spectacle
Slavoj Zizek: The Passion
Raymond Federman: The Real Begins Where the Spectacle Ends
Emma Goldman: Minorities vs. Majorities
Emma Goldman Archives
Anarchist Archives
Mary Wolstoncraft: Vindication of the Rights of Women
Elizabeth Cady Stanton: The Solitude of Self
National Women's History Project
Gloria Steinem
Angela Davis: Radical Activist/Black Feminist
Combahee River Collective Statement: Genesis of Black Feminism
Feminist Writing Space
bell hooks: writing and resistance
8 comments:
I'll have the report ready by Thursday.
Remember I want a full synthesis of all sources and a detailed analysis of how they have changed America while effectively being ignored by the population-at-large...
That I'm familiar with a fair chunk of the cited, may mean I'm not part of the mainstream - which in all honesty I am, actually - or that the mainstream is becoming narrower by the minute.
Brian is your site down?
If you know most of those sources and you feel part of the mainstream of society--please send me the address of this society, I will be moving there soon... is it warm there? Is the sky blue :) Is there water nearby and mountains to climb... if so it is my version of heaven!
Peace
Thivai,
Brian's society is, of course, the society of disgruntled, but well-read, radical democrats such as ourselves. It exists, not so much in space, as in consciousness. Though there are geographic colonies in places like San Francisco, Madison, Missoula (which also boasts the requisite blue sky, water, and mountains), and a few other spots -- but, alas, not in Kentucky!
Continetal Op,
Are we going to meet up in San Francisco this Month... maybe I can be initiated into the society and start a much needed branch in this blood-red state!
I shared your listings with some WILPF leaders and they suggested adding C. Douglas Lummis' book, Radical Democracy to your suggested reading list. It's listed on Amazon.WILPF is Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Our US Section mission statement includes the the fact that we want to "build and strengthen relationships and movements for justice, peace, and radical democracy."
Serpetine Dancing Queen,
What a great name!
Anyways, thanks for the lead, I couldn't find his work online, so I have added a good review of his book.
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