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The bible of decolonization, written by a psychiatrist.

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A journalist abandons his life for an injured hare.

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A grandfather's Wiradjuri dictionary. A mining company. One last fight.

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She was nine. She marched. She went to jail. Birmingham listened.

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Theatre as rehearsal for revolution. He was tortured for this.

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Urban Native Americans. The powwow. What happens next.

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Internment meets ink and defiance.

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Ten ordinary Nazis. A Jewish journalist. A year of conversations.

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Brilliant, unapologetic, and not here for it.

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The African civilization story colonizers didn't write.

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Argentine social horror. The monsters are the actual conditions.

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20 lessons before you hit 20

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A Javanese student in colonial Indonesia learns what modernity costs.

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Tiny thief. Big trouble.

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Civil rights meets Southern firepower.

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Kindness outlasts coolness.

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Built for the Industrial Revolution. Still running that program.

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One man. Every catastrophe of modern China. He survives them all.

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A mother walks Israel to avoid the news of her son.

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The ring is missing. It might be in one of the tamales. They eat them all.

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A Murri woman comes home to save her family's land from a prison.

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A border village in 1947. The trains arrive carrying bodies.

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The reluctant messiah refuses

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Arrested for electric guitar. The exile is the point.

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