Jun
29
New Books
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Yesterday I made my first US Social Forum purchase: five books.
- Pacifism as Pathology: Reflections on the Role of Armed Struggle in North America by Ward Churchill with Mike Ryan. I think the thesis of this book is that pacifism is too often a philosophical exercise for those with the privilege to never really have to respond to violence being done against their communities. An examination of the non violence movements of MLK and Ghandi is also made here. Since I’ve long been on the fence about pacifism, I’m looking forward to reading this.
- Howard Zinn’s latest book, A Power Governments Cannot Suppress
- An Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire by Arundhati Roy
- The only bell hooks book I didn’t already own: Feminism is For Everybody - because my understanding of feminism is so limited, despite the great advantages it’s given me.
- And lastly, a book I’ve been hearing a lot about recently: The Revolution Will Not Be Funded: Beyond the Non-profit Industrial Complex - edited by incite: women of color against violence.
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Love Arundhati’s work as well, one of the most insightful and visionary writers and speakers of our generation! An excellent fiction writer as well (God of Small Things).