C’est Sirop – Cajun Resistance to Americanization
Even with the trauma of forced Americanization and the complexities of what it means to be Cajun, we revel in the fact that our existence is a triumph.
Category: Issues
Review: Remaking Appalachia: Ecosocialism, Ecofeminism, and Law
Not only is this text a necessity for environmental law and community lawyering, but it would also be a wonderful addition to introductory courses in Appalachian studies, gender studies, and environmental history.
The Sickening Effects of Carceral Veganism
Carceral veganism speaks for silenced animals, and it does so at the expense of marginalized people who are kept voiceless by the meatpacking industry.
Contingent Academic Researcher Database
The Activist History Review is proud to host this database to help match contingent academic workers with those seeking research help.
The Elusive Liberal Arts, Then and Now
A world often falling short in ethics, justice, and vision needs colleges to do more than teach immediately recognizable professional skills.
Four Years Of Doing Activist History
Our beginnings in Trump point to the need for an increasingly engaged scholarly community.
An Antifascism of Care
Antifascism means creating a community of care that makes white authoritarianism impossible.
Coup Q & A
Scholars of white supremacy, fascism, and the state answer questions about the Capitol Insurrection, its implications, and how we should respond.
Once a President
Trump must be denounced and stripped of even the appearance of presidential legitimacy after he leaves office.
Activist Adjuncts: Reimagining Power and Privilege Through Antiracist Pedagogy
A coalition of adjuncts shares lessons from revolutionary campus work.
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