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In celebration of May Day—international workers' day—and the radical history of the working class, we've put together this Class War Reading List. All of these books are 40% Off until the end of May! Each book comes with a free ebook (where available), and we offer free shipping inside the US on orders over $35 and inside the UK on orders over £25. This brief, accessible, and fully illustrated guide, based on the collective experience of organizers and workers in non-unionized workplaces, is a critical tool to help you and your coworkers organize for justice at work.  “Unions of Our Own is the book I wish we had when we were starting our union campaign. Essential reading for anyone fed up with work and considering a member-controlled union to do something about it.” —Alex "Gonzo" Pyne, barista and president of Blue Bottle Independent Union An Appalachian organizer’s excavation of the past, her own and her people’s, to spark a collective fight for a future where we all have what we need and deserve. Drawing on years of labor activism and study of labor history, Joe Burns outlines the key set of ideas common to class struggle unionism and shows how these ideas can create a more militant, democratic and fighting labor movement. A collection of riveting stories about working people in United States history fighting back in the darkest times. An intimate, inspiring memoir by educator and labor union leader Karen Lewis, a formidable fighter, a staunch defender of teachers and students, and a beloved Chicagoan. The definitive history of the US labor movement’s complicity in Zionist settler colonialism, and a call for today’s labor militants to organize in solidarity with Palestinians. This gripping graphic novel tells the story of the 1891 Coal Creek War—one of the most significant yet overlooked labor and abolitionist uprisings in the history of the United States. In this genre-bending memoir

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Pumpjack Press is delighted to welcome author Lara Messersmith-Glavin to the Blowout blog. Lara first came to our attention after reading Spirit Things (UA Press, 2022), a collection of essays that describe her life growing up in an Alaskan fishing community. We agree with author Liz Prato, who ca

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Ben Greenman’s fiction is elusive stuff. His is a body of work that’s equally at home rooting narratives in history or playing textual games with the

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Since the Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour’s inception more than 250 gardens have been opened so the general public would have the opportunity to see beautiful, pesticide-free, water-conserving native plant gardens that provide habitat for native birds, bees, and butterflies. You can view these gardens online a number of ways: View Past Gardens this search will

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Saint King Louis IX, jewel of the Capetian Dynasty, was the model Christian king. Living a life of chivalry and piety, his adventurous life culminated in his leadership of the 7th Crusade. The incredible, yet tragic, excursion would forever influence Christendom’s view of holy war. Many admirers regard Louis as the ideal Christian ruler –Continue reading "Threads of History: Louis IX and the 7th Crusade"

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The global order has entered a rupture rather than a transition. Institutions, rules, and economic narratives that once coordinated stability now persist without delivering the outcomes they promise. This white paper offers a disciplined diagnosis of that rupture by identifying the core false assumptions — economic, monetary, political, and institutional — that continue to guide policy despite mounting evidence of their failure. Integrating life-value onto-axiology, modern monetary realism, and central-bank operational knowledge, the paper distinguishes real constraints from artificial ones and reframes stability in terms of life capacity rather than rule compliance or financial throughput. It argues that the persistence of a rules-based vocabulary without life-coherent outcomes constitutes a form of objective falsity: systems appear functional by internal metrics while undermining the conditions of their own reproduction. Moving beyond critique, the paper outlines a life-coherent alternative grounded in honest measurement, shared resilience, and capacity-building under ecological limits. Written for policymakers, central bankers, and institutional leaders, it seeks not to assign blame but to restore coherence between what is known, what is said, and what is done — so that governance can once again serve the conditions of life across time.

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