A roadmap for fighting injustice and creating a more equitable society through personal stories and actionable plans.
A gripping tale of digital piracy's rise, exploring the tech, crime, and industry upheaval that revolutionized music consumption.
Ante la precariedad de las apps y el agotamiento digital, analizamos cómo las ideas de Marx explican la alienación y la lucha de clases en pleno siglo XXI.
Your daily perspective is built on a 2,500-year-old operating system. Trace the journey of wisdom from Egypt to Athens to find your own way of living.
A white Afrikaner woman's transformative journey from apartheid supporter to Nelson Mandela's trusted aide, revealing his profound impact and leadership.
A provocative critique of how creativity has been co-opted by capitalism, stifling genuine innovation and collective flourishing.
Intimate glimpses into immigrant lives where cultures silently collide
A compelling case for embracing immigration, arguing it benefits both host countries and immigrants through economic and cultural enrichment.
A mother's desperate fight against tyranny in near-future Ireland.
A raw, unflinching memoir exploring the aftermath of divorce, motherhood, and the dismantling of a woman's identity and family life.
A non-religious exploration of pornography's harmful effects, debunking myths and offering insights for individuals and relationships seeking authentic intimacy.
Love's rebellion against control defies expectations in dystopian finale.
A compelling counter-narrative of Native American resilience and reinvention, challenging the notion that indigenous culture ended at Wounded Knee.
When TV production stopped, networks had to raid their archives to fill airtime. Learn how a search for lost broadcasts changed how we value media.
Forbidden medicine meets gothic romance in death-defying historical thriller.
Ari Aster's 'Eddington' uses a mask-resistant sheriff and tech-friendly mayor to explore how political algorithms and information bubbles are fracturing American society, with data centers emerging as the true winners of our cultural conflicts.
