Haymarket Books

Angela Davis walks us through the intersectionality of oppression: the concept that various forms of oppression, such as…

A classic collection of conversations with authors who changed the scope of literature in the 20th century and beyond.…

Aaron Dixon was a young man radicalized by the violence and oppression of the stark racial injustice in America in the…

In this timely and insightful work of political analysis, author Olúfémi O. Táiwò breaks down the ways in which…

In this feminist adaptation of Sleeping Beauty, award-winning author Rebecca Solnit tells the story of Maya, the sister…

In this timely collection of interviews and essays, Marc Lamont Hill talks to some of the foremost thinkers on police…

In this movement genealogy, Angela Davis, Beth Richie, Erica Meiners, and Gina Dent chronicle the efforts of activists…

#SayHerName examines the under-reported epidemic of violence against Black women by the police. Through their own words,…

A Super Bowl Champion and a fearless activist, Michael Bennet is a change maker, a feminist, and organizer, plus a three…

The origanier of the First International Women's Day, Clara Zetkin, presented this reoirt on the rising danger of…

This book chronicles how Bananeras, the female banana workers in Latin America, have been waging a powerful revolution…

Eight sections of major problems followed by a detailed look into an alternate practice sets this book apart.  Bill…

If you're looking for a role model, you could do way worse than setting your sights on US Supreme Court Justice Ruth…

Through memoir and progressive teaching strategies, award-winning educator Felicia Rose Chavez demonstrates how to be…

A collection of powerful, lyrical essays by Rebecca Solnit at her best: Drawing the connections we haven't yet put…

Haven’t read Capital? That’s ok. With A People’s Guide to Capitalism, there’s no need to get bogged down in the…

Despite their motto, many police officers in America do not protect nor serve many of the citizens they are sworn to. In…

Football champion and activist Michael Bennet uses scathing humor and social critique to talk about racism and police…

Gaming has become deeply ingrained in our society in the last few decades. Almost every demographic plays video games…

Its brown trucks and uniforms are now a ubiquitous presence on our streets. United Parcel Service, better known as…

Who gets to shape the narrative of our times? In the latest collection of essays by Rebecca Solnit, Whose Story Is This?…

An instant classic that follows the chaos and greed that come after rich layers of oil are discovered underneath the…

A heart-warming children's book about a young girl whose father has been imprisoned. Perfect for children who are…

A retelling of Cinderella from the feminist who wrote Men Explain Things to Me. Cinderella takes charge and is a…

If Rebecca Solnit (Men Explain Things to Me) rewrote the phone book, we'd be hanging on every word, enjoying the whole…

The Combahee River Collective has been a force for black feminism since the 1970's and is credited with coining the term…

How do we escape from the death spiral of late-stage capitalism? Richard D. Wolff has laid out a vision of how to make…

With an administration that spews "alternative facts" and national anxiety on the rise, George Orwell's work has become…

The Watsonville Canning strike was a dramatic show of the power by women workers whose struggle became a rallying point…

In her comic, scathingly honest essay, Rebecca Solnit took on what often goes wrong in conversations between men and…