Post Type Archives: rabble book lounge

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‘Fear of a Black Nation’ pulls Black voices out of Canadian historical erasure

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‘Svend Robinson: A Life in Politics’ reflects on a brilliant activist and a courageous politician

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‘Disassembly Required’ dismantles capitalism and builds new ideas about resistance

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‘Dreaming of What Might Be’ examines the contentious history of early labour organizations in Canada

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Questioning assumptions about female desire

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Decolonizing mind and soul: ‘They Called Me Number One’ is a powerful read about residential schools and systemic racism

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‘Hellgoing’ piles on life’s uncertainties and allows characters to crawl through

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Cut the nonsense: World food policy is an important and growing issue

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Growing up indigenous: Sharing stories and transforming power

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Cyberbulling, poor working conditions, health implications: Why are we so in love with social media?

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Free the Cuban Five! Lies, conspiracy and hypocrisy fuel ‘What Lies Across the Water’ to deliver the truth

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You can do it! ‘Stay Solid!’ lays the groundwork for the next generation of radical youth