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a href= http://www.davidzwirner.com target= _blank David Zwirner /a is presenting The Signpost, an exhibition of new paintings by German artist Ne

Works about President Ho Chi Minh by Nguyen Dai Trang (Photo: baoquocte.vn) She is Nguyen Dai Trang, born in 1970 in Hue. She has settled in Canada since 1990. She studied at University in Montreal, and studied her master and doctoral degrees in Vancouver. She used to be a lecturer in science and politics of the University of Toronto and Faculty of Humanities of University of Toronto Scarborough. She is a lecturer at the Faculty of Business Administration of Centennial College, and is the Presid...

"The Bible was written for men with a head upon their shoulders."

Collected essays by Murray Bookchin on the Spanish Revolution.

At 93, Sachchidanand Sinha is a bridge between two centuries, someone who brings lessons of the 20th-century ideological debates to our times.

Chennai: Dr Mahesh Rangarajan, Environmental Historian, Professor of History & Environmental Studies and Vice-Chancellor of Krea University, has been recognised by the AHA (American Historical Association) as the Honorary Foreign Member for a foreign scholar who is distinguished in his or her field and who has ‘notably aided the work of American historians’ for the year 2021.

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Anarcha-feminism is, ultimately, a tautology. Anarchism seeks the liberation of all human beings from all kinds of oppression and a world without hierarchies, where people freely organise and self-manage all aspects of life and society on the basis of horizontality, equality, solidarity and mutual aid. Consequently, such a struggle necessarily entails working to change hierarchical relationships between the sexes, that is, anarchism is a specific type of feminism.

My father was a radical leftist professor. He led study tours to the Soviet Union in the 1930s and later admired Mao Zedong. That influence, in addition to the passion in the late 1960s and early 1970s within the American student movement against our country’s war in Vietnam, a movement in which I was not only a participant but an activist, led me to look at socialist China