Amplifying its explanations of how nursing homes function with recommendations for navigating their complexities, "Beyond Bedrails and Bingo" is an informative social science text. Drawing on personal experiences working at nursing... Read More

Maude Barlow’s compelling book "Earth for Sale" is about the detrimental commodification of nature at the expense of biodiversity. Herein, the “commons” is that which all humans use without a price: the air, the oceans, genetics,... Read More

An intimate, human-scaled history of a landmark Canadian labor rights campaign, Joe Barrett’s book "A Fight for Justice" offers a prescient perspective on the turbulent overlap between immigration and labor rights. Barrett, a labor... Read More

An activist’s enlightening memoir, "Stride" is about navigating life with a new disability. Avra Wing’s affecting memoir "Stride" is about the pain, shame, and self-awareness that followed from losing her leg. In 1990, a few months... Read More

About Black emancipation and the revival of repressed beliefs, "Black Divinity" is a compelling religious tract. Shahidi Islam’s forceful religious tract "Black Divinity" aims to inform, educate, and uplift the Black community.... Read More

"Reality 2.0" is in interdisciplinary metaphysical tract that emphasizes clarity, integration, and accessibility in its efforts to explain both the physical and spiritual dimensions of existence. William Truax’s bold philosophical... Read More

"She’s Such a Liar" is a powerful feminist tract that reveals the underlying hypocrisy and corruption of traditional approaches to the subject of incest. Susan Osborn’s persuasive feminist tract "She’s Such a Liar" explores the... Read More

Rebecca Solnit’s clearsighted, inspiring essay collection celebrates the achievements of the progressive movement and poses a hopeful vision of the future. This book celebrates an “epic transformation” still underway, driven by the... Read More