More guns?
At one point in my life I considered buying a handgun.
Marc Morjé Howard’s book provides a shocking picture of America’s treatment of convicts through a detailed comparison of the European and American Prison systems.
Democracy is at stake as the surveillance industry gains influences in the life of private citizens. But the protection of privacy still seems possible.
In Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor’s insightful book, historical and contemporary consequences of racism are explored along with the promise of a new potential for Black liberation.
The Newspaperman explores the struggle for free press and truth in journalism during Ben Bradlee’s time as head of The Washington Post.
When the war comes reveals not only the increasing threat we are facing from far-right groups, but also the vulnerability of our constitutional systems.
John Pilger’s documentary predicts a horrifying possibility: that China and the US are on the brink of war.
Inside Syria is a detailed and factual look into the history of the Syrian Civil War.
USA 2017: A documentary about what happens when the rights to the uterus becomes the subject of a political and religious power struggle, and those who actually own the uterus becomes the victim of the struggle.