Blog
Author Events Replay: Independent Bookstore DayBy: DerekApril 23, 2021 Saturday, April 24th is Independent Bookstore Day, a day to celebrate and show some love to the indie bookstores who provide an invaluable service . . . |
11 Books on Climate and Environmental Justice for Earth DayBy: AnonymousApril 19, 2021 The original organizers of Earth Day, celebrated in the United States on April 22nd every year since 1970 and globally since the 1990s, were . . . |
Immigration Matters Book TrailerBy: DerekApril 16, 2021 Over the past decade, right-wing nativists have stoked popular hostility to the nation’s foreign-born population, forcing the immigrant rights . . . |
Author Spotlight: A Conversation with the Editors of Immigration MattersBy: DerekApril 16, 2021 Over the past decade, right-wing nativists have stoked popular hostility to the nation’s foreign-born population, forcing the immigrant rights . . . |
The Passing of a Philanthropic Visionary: Mourning Vartan GregorianBy: danikaApril 16, 2021 |
Happy Birthday Paul Robeson! A Timeline of Robeson's Life and WorkBy: emilyApril 9, 2021 Today we celebrate Paul Robeson’s 123rd birthday (1898-1976). |
Book Workers in Solidarity with Amazon WorkersBy: DerekMarch 26, 2021 The New Press is joining publishing workers on Friday, March 26th for . . . |
10 Books by Black Women to Read This Women's History MonthBy: emilyMarch 22, 2021 Black women have been at the forefront of movements for justice and liberation for centuries—though their histories and voices have often been . . . |
The New Press Remembers James RidgewayBy: DerekFebruary 16, 2021
JAMES RIDGEWAY
November 1, 1936–Saturday, February 13, 2021 |
The New Press Remembers Michael AptedBy: DerekJanuary 15, 2021 |
Best of 2020By: DerekDecember 24, 2020 We published many wonderful books this year that challenge the narrative of history, confront inequities in our society, that champion racial . . . |
Antiracist Education Gift GuideBy: emilyNovember 19, 2020 Education is where capitalism, racism, and policing intersect, resulting in what we know as the “school to prison pipeline.” These . . . |