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 Celebrating the Legacy of Studs TerkelBy: DerekMay 16, 2023
Studs Terkel, the legendary author and oral historian, was born 111 years ago this week. Born on May 16th in 1912, Terkel defined broadcast . . . |
 8 Books to Read for International Workers' DayBy: emilyMay 1, 2023 May 1 is International Workers' Day (also known as May Day), a day to honor laborers, labor movements, and the fight for workers’ rights. |
 Independent Bookstore Day 2023By: DerekApril 28, 2023 Indie bookstores play a vital role in their communities. |
 The New Press Remembers Harry BelafonteBy: DerekApril 25, 2023
HARRY BELAFONTE
March 1, 1927–April 25, 2023
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 Celebrating Feminist Economist Devaki Jain during Women’s History MonthBy: Veronica S.March 17, 2023 |
 Teach Banned History Partnership with the Zinn Education ProjectBy: DerekFebruary 13, 2023
In the face of growing attacks on the teaching . . . |
The College Board Doesn't Want You to Read These New Press BooksBy: DerekFebruary 3, 2023 Efforts by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to ban books in schools and the College Board’s decision to revise their AP African American Studies . . . |
 Announcing The New Press Spring 2023 CatalogBy: DerekDecember 22, 2022 The New Press is excited to share our Spring 2023 catalog, which includes books to be . . . |
 2022 Among the StarsBy: DerekDecember 15, 2022 |
 A Post-Midterm Analysis from New Press Author William KleinknechtBy: emilyDecember 14, 2022 For the New Press blog, veteran journalist William Kleinknecht offers important takeaways from the midterm elections, reflecting on what . . . |
 The Lifecycle of Your $25 Fast Fashion Impulse BuyBy: emilyNovember 9, 2022 |
 Three Steps Toward Police AbolitionBy: DerekOctober 28, 2022 The Black Lives Matter movement, reinvigorated during the summer 2020 uprisings, galvanized hundreds of thousands of people into the streets and . . . |