William Thurston Brown’s 1901 piece about the importance of understanding the implications of John the Baptist may be the most religious text on History Is A Weapon, but I’m sure that once you give it a good read, you’ll see why it is worthy of inclusion in the collection.
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Reading: Open Veins of Latin America, a lot of Greg Grandin and John Dinges
Enjoying: making interactive maps, creating radical media, and looking forward to this summer
Working On: An awesome project on Latin American History. If you're interested you should reach out to us.
