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  • happy mutants 20th Century Men brilliantly flips the Cold War on its head, with superheroes Thom Dunn
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  • America How the United States re-branded as "America" Thom Dunn
  • colonialism Inside the effort to save an indigenous Pacific Island language that the US tried to destroy Thom Dunn
  • books Tears of the Trufflepig is a head-shakingly brilliant novel about contraband animals, Mexico and a labyrinthine conspiracy Elías Villoro
  • Reframing railroad history Railroads and US Imperialism Elías Villoro
  • capitalism The failed promises of exporting American-style capitalism Elías Villoro
  • books The American Empire publishing project Elías Villoro
  • politics The U.S. has launched 251 military interventions since 1991—and 469 since 1798 Elías Villoro
  • canada "Little Bird" is a stunning cyberpunk graphic novel about indigenous people in a Canadian dystopia Thom Dunn
  • dune A 1969 interview with Frank Herbert breaks down DUNE's white savior complex Thom Dunn
  • guns Gatling guns, balloon corps, and other weapons introduced during the American Civil War Thom Dunn
  • politics Wakanda removed from official U.S. list of trade partners Rob Beschizza
  • elections Why Democratic Socialists aren't afraid to call themselves "Socialist" anymore Cory Doctorow
  • Science Psychology journal editor asked to resign for refusing to review papers unless he can see the data Rob Beschizza
  • science fiction Mumia Abu Jamal on science fiction, Star Wars, Star Trek and American imperialism Cory Doctorow
  • science fiction The word "taser" comes from an old racist science fiction novel Cory Doctorow
  • books Tales of the Gold Monkey, another lost tv treasure Jason Weisberger
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