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Louise Thompson Patterson and the Long Tradition of Radical Struggle
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Louise Thompson Patterson and the Long Tradition of Radical Struggle

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 / 18 January 2018

Reading the struggle of Patterson and her comrades a century ago reminds us that today's racist violence is not a temporary aberration but a deeply rooted and pervasive flaw in American society.

‘The Lesson’ Tries to Find Justice in an Apathetic System
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‘The Lesson’ Tries to Find Justice in an Apathetic System

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 / 16 September 2015
The Lesson falls short of excellence, but it still manages to be an impressively competent tale of the trials of economic desolation in a post-Soviet state.
Moving Pixels Podcast: ‘White Night’, White Noir
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Moving Pixels Podcast: ‘White Night’, White Noir

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 / 22 June 2015
White Night tells the story of a haunted house and a decaying American economy.
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Moving Pixels Podcast: Inheriting Work in ‘Rogue Legacy’

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 / 9 September 2013
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Fountains of Youth and the Undying Baby Boomers

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 / 22 August 2013
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Playing to Suffer, Suffering to Play

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 / 23 April 2013
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Anonymous and the New Religion: Data

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 / 15 January 2013
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Bright-Sided by Barbara Ehrenreich

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 / 1 December 2009
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Recession Sounds: Revisiting Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska

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 / 5 April 2009
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What’s Working: What’s in the Wash

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 / 8 October 2003