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Oh Ursula… why did I not find you when you were among us 

Some really great essays not just covering Palestine but also ideas that one would define as “walls” in society.

Gotta up my hate game
But in all seriousness it’s interesting to see the point of view of someone who led the return to Africa movement. And seeing the difference in his views and WEB. As well as some of his opinions which definitely some today would see as radical

The type of book you read that should radicalise you. I love that it address climate fatalism that is becoming something that is growing. This book has certainly launched my desire for more to be done

Half of this books is really interesting, the Naxalite half. The other half is quite boring and also unimportant. Things like the inc*st didn’t really feel like it was needed for the plot. There is some interesting study of family dynamics but some of it felt like it was unnecessary and took away from some of the good parts of the book

This may have been a bad book to start the year with. It is incredibly in-depth as a critical analysis. This definitely isn’t a “oh I kind of like anime let me read this.” it is for people trying to actually study or use it as part of their study. I’m not that smart.

An interesting look at anarchism according to Ross & his personal relationship given his job history. 
I don’t really think it matches too closely to the title as the sort of work that would inspire a movement

This is what I think Desi cats would be like (I haven’t watched cats) it actually convinced me to read the next book

Absolutely must read

Defo will read again! Very interesting especially given the historical context with which it was written