👀 What We Found

Graphic version of Lies My Teacher Told Me, bestselling corrective to American history myths, adapted by National Book Award-winning artist Nate Powell.

Graphic edition of Timothy Snyder's lessons for resisting authoritarianism, illustrated by Nora Krug. A visual guide to staying vigilant in tumultuous times.

A Young People's History of the United States gives voice to marginalized groups in US history, offering a radical perspective on America's past and present.

Genocide Bad is a powerful collection of essays dismantling Zionist propaganda and advocating for collective liberation through Jewish and Palestinian history.

In these powerful essays, Wen Stephenson explores navigating climate and political crises with resolve, drawing on historical and contemporary thinkers.

A revolutionary ABC board book for young readers, "A is for Activist" is filled with rhymes and vibrant illustrations that inspire hope for the future.

A timely guide on resisting authoritarianism and preserving democracy, drawing on past lessons to navigate the uncertain future ahead.

Stephen Kinzer's Overthrow chronicles the history of U.S.-backed coups and invasions of foreign governments, revealing the long-term consequences of regime change.

Defending public education as vital to democracy, Randi Weingarten explains why fascists fear teachers and the importance of critical thinking in Why Fascists Fear Teachers.

Discover the story of Spinoza, a radical philosopher of freedom, in this accessible biography for young adults. Part of the Philosophy for Young People series.

On Freedom by Timothy Snyder explores the true meaning of freedom and its importance in our society, offering fresh insights and guiding us towards a politics of abundance and generosity.