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Every book Michael Novik recommended on podcasts
Michael Novik appeared on the podcast Behind the Bastards during an episode of It Could Happen Here Weekly. During the conversation, he recommended and promoted the book We Go where They Go, published by PM Press and authored by Shannon Clay, Kristin Schwartz, Michael Staudenmaier, and Lady, who is a founding member of Keystone ARA. Novik explained that while he did not edit the volume, he contributed a significant amount of material to it. He highlighted that the book serves as a history of Anti-Racist Action and is packed with incredible material detailing the specific activities, histories, and involvements of the movement. By discussing this publication, Novik offered listeners an insider perspective on the documented history of anti-fascist and anti-racist organizing, drawing from his own firsthand involvement in the events and efforts recorded within the text. His recommendation functioned as both an educational resource for the audience and a comprehensive historical overview of the specific groups and actions covered in the book's extensive pages.
Books recommended by Michael Novik
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We Go where They Go
We Go where They Go by Shannon Clay, Kristin Schwartz, Michael Staudenmaier, and Lady is a detailed historical account of the Anti-Racist Action network, chronicling grassroots resistance movements and anti-fascist organizing.
Recommended“I was also involved with although I did not edit or anything but I contribute a lot of material to we go where they go which is from PM press it's the history of ARRA and it's chock full of incredible material about you know spec specificity one of the things we didn't talk about is involved in was copatch”
Where to get it
Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| It Could Happen Here Weekly 102 | Behind the Bastards | 2023-10-07 | 1 |
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“One is called the blue agave revolution. It's self-published myself and Oso Blanco indigenous political prisoner.”