“There is no doubt therefore, that what we are witnessing is a revolutionary political moment in history. Midnight’s children are learning to walk and talk. ” —Camalita Naicker

“A mind is like a parachute—it doesn’t work unless it’s open.”
—Frank Zappa

We will examine how radical women have narrated their lives and imagined different futures through a consideration of both fictional and autobiographical works .

This group will read and discuss works that bring Marxist theory to bear on the environmental crisis and climate change.

I applaud the authors’ passionate portrayal of workers on the sea as an organic part of those of us who wish to protect Nature against the rapacious excesses of capitalism.
—George Katsiaficas

This course will deal with the history of Mexican workers from ancient times until today. The course will look at the political economy and the organization of work from indigenous communal organizations of the pre-Columbian period through the era of the Porfiriate, the Mexican Revolution, and into the modern era including today.

A unique opportunity to read and discuss the documentary history of the massacre at Tlatelolco side by side with Bolaño’s novel of the same.