On our Front Table this week, explore community responses to oppression: an analysis of "new ethnicities" and the solidarity they can facilitate; a look at Islamophobia in the US and how Muslim communities have responded; a history of the symbolic and material significance of Algerian wine production for anti-colonial struggle; and a conversation with three major thinkers on feminist ethics of nonviolence. Find the following titles and more at semcoop.com.
The Blood of the Colony: Wine and the Rise and Fall of French Algeria (Harvard University Press)
Owen White
In the last decades of the nineteenth century, Europeans had displaced Algerians from the colony’s best agricultural land and planted grape vines. Soon, wine was the primary export of...
On our Front Table this week, explore the relation of ethics and actions, from St. Benedict's guide to living deliberately, to a history of postwar political thinkers grappling with the category of "evil," and a philosophical analysis of terror as politics without conscience. Find the following titles and more at 
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