I am unfortunately in the u.s. ;_;

As someone who’d also like to be a historian, any resources on how to get into the field without college funds?

I want to learn more about all of those things and I hardly have an idea where to start! Maybe I need to find a good podcast or youtube video to dive into as a start

So in order to see “true capitalism” and test it’s merits, we’d have to first abolish the state?

Time to ask my 100th person to distinguish corporatism from capitalism in a cogent way.

Gonna go ahead and place my bet that there is no answer besides “corporatism is capitalism when it’s outcomes are bad or unpopular”

Two of those are on my reading list for 2025 and I just added the third!

Top books:
• Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky
• The Hundred Years War on Palestine by Rashid Khalidi
• War Against All Puerto Ricans: Revolution and Terror in America's Colony by Nelson A Denis

This is ESO right?

The Inheritance Cycle and All Quiet on the Western Front come to mind

I live in Birmingham and love Thank You books! We need the gift of literacy real bad in this state