chicopato's review

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medium-paced

2.75

israology's review

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3.0

3.25

vivacissimx's review

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5.0

Must-read anthology for organizers and alliances.

mellowhello's review

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challenging reflective medium-paced

4.5

atypewritersings1969's review

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reflective fast-paced

4.5

It's amazing how a short anthology published in 2015 identifies & the White Fragility Industrial Complex and the Ally Industrial Complex as counterinsurgencies that stymie revolt. 

In trenchant, brief, & unapologetic essays, this book snatches the terrain of struggle away from the impoverished political imaginations of liberalism & demands rigorous anti-colonial, anti-imperial solidarities against the world as is. 

jess_reads_a_lot's review

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4.0

Today, apropos of literally everything, revisiting this one

irismessenger_'s review

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5.0

Completely necessary and wonderful collection of essays. It’s been called a guide book for activists (especially white activists) that care about social justice. I think it made me understand what it means to organize, and actually make things happen with activism. Most of the articles are free online, but the book is only 12-13 dollars and I think it’s nice to have them all together. Amazing, and I would love to support this publisher more!

klarkin333's review

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5.0

This book is a conversation (and a plea, and a statement) about our role as organizers, community members, allies, and accomplices. It describes the reality of the diverse tactics of radical organizing across Turtle Island, and inspires a vision of what our future could be. Excellent book for 2020 and beyond. Highly recommend.

arlliharbbs's review

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5.0

Wonderful and enlightening collection of essays! Highly recommend, especially right now!

cscallen's review

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5.0

a collection of deeply powerful essays that challenge, inspire, hearten and dishearten, empower, check, etc. took me a little bit to get my footing as some of the language does get a bit heady/academic, but once i was in, i was IN. highly recommend, especially for us white folx doing / interested in doing social justice work.