The government ordered civilians to remain indoors, leaving streets deserted and shops shuttered. Fuel stations were closed ...

Even as he fought for freedom, Fanon was critically sharp. Through his journalism in El Moudjahid, he warned how newly independent states were creating a class of elites whose interests aligned with ...

Thank you for this review. The reviewer and so far as I can tell the book seem to have captured both the great spirit and political importance of a figure but for whose tragic death the entire history ...

The fragmentation of Africa into more than fifty states along colonial borders was not the “inevitable” outcome of a ...

The Bourgeoisie Boy is one of the many Side Quests in Octopath Traveler 2. It requires indulging an absolutely rich and privileged brat at least once and then wrangling his father to whip him into ...

We dive into the powerful history of Black Americans in Erie, Pennsylvania. We dive into the powerful history of Black Americans in Erie, Pennsylvania. From the early foundations of strong, ...

The most important conditions of life and essential characteristics of contemporary art are determined by the existing class relationship. They can therefore only be abolished through revolution and ...

“Bourgeois of the world, unite!” This seemed destined to be the newest battle cry of the Communist Party, whose self-imposed historic mission is the destruction of the bourgeoisie. The “Peace Front” ...

The literature describing the politics of the small business person makes generalizations appear very difficult. A stereotype of Petit Bourgeois conservatism is challenged by some historical alliances ...

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In Episode 403, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about dessert bread, baseball card shops, and robot toddlers and then discuss five mostly baseball topics. 1. 22 Short Films about Springfield: So much ...