Non-Historical Writings

• My Homeless Neighbors: Conversations from the Streets of San Francisco.

In Memoriams

• In Memoriam for George Hrbek: A Life of Radical Hope.
• Remembering Wes Nisker.

Black Freedom Struggle History Writings

• The Exile of Jack Johnson.
• The Global Context of the Civil Rights Movement.
• The International Malcolm X.
• The Berkeley Mayor Who was Mentored by Malcolm X: an Interview with Gus Newport.
• Gandhi’s Connections with Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. Du Bois, and Marcus Garvey.
• When Martin Luther King’s Mentors Met with Gandhi.
• The Montgomery Bus Boycott: The Full Story.
• The 1968 Memphis Strike, Part One: The Garbage Workers.
• An Incomparable Loss: The Mourning of Martin Luther King’s Friends and Family.
• A SNCC veteran reflects on what strengthens community… and what can tear it apart: an interview with Mike Miller.

U.S.-Mexico Border History Writings

• The Comanche Empire and the Destruction of Northern Mexico.
• How the Fight to Protect Slavery Led to the Texas Revolution.
• The Origins of Border Crossing and Border Policing.
• The Japanese-Mexican Infiltration of Pancho Villa’s Forces.

White Supremacy in U.S. History Writings

• The American Influence on Nazi Race Law.
• Donald Trump’s Deep White Supremacist Roots.
• Why White Supremacists Support MLK’s Holiday.

The “Freedom Is a Long-Distance Struggle” Series: Reflections in the Wake of the Uprisings of 2020.

• Freedom Is a Long-Distance Struggle.
• Self-Care in Movement History.
• Building Intergenerational Movement Community.
• The Meaning of “Keep Your Eyes on the Prize”.

White Antiracist History: Chapter Length Writings

• George Hrbek: The Selma Minister Who Built a White Antiracist Spiritual Community in Chicago.
• The Life of Anne Braden, Part One: Finding Her Way to the Movement.
• The Life of Anne Braden, Part Two: a Life in the Movement.

Reflections on White Antiracist History

• In the River with the Ancestors.
• White Antiracist History; White Antiracist Mobilization: The Vision Statement for the White Antiracist Ancestry Project.
• On the Importance of White Antiracist History… And the Dangers of Its Erasure: An Interview with Tim Wise.
• Reflections on Anne Braden & the Importance of White Antiracist History: An Interview with Cate Fosl.

Interviews on Whiteness with Ann Jealous & Caroline Haskell

• How Racism Hurts White People… And How Healing from That Hurt Can Help Us All Build a Better World.
• A Psychological Deep Dive into White Guilt & Shame.
• White Silence & Emotional Immaturity.

Short Profiles of White Antiracists in US History

• Charles Freer Andrews & Madeleine Slade.
• The Battle of Blair Mountain.
• Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
• Heather Booth.
• Vernon Bown.
• Joan C. Browning.
• Guy and Candie Carawan.
• Cassius Marcellus Clay.
• Levi Coffin.
• Connie Curry.
• Bernardine Dohrn.
• Bob Fitch.
• Betty Garman Robinson.
• William Lloyd Garrison.
• Jean Genet.
• Grass Roots Organizing Work (GROW).
• James E. Groppi.
• Abraham Joshua Heschel.
• Myles Horton.
• Jean-Charles Houzeau.
• Clarence Jordan and the Koinonia Farm Experiment.
• Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz.
• Benjamin Lay.
• Stanley Levison.
• Viola Liuzzo.
• Grace & Katharine Du Pre Lumpkin.
• Jack Minnis.
• William Lewis Moore.
• Joan Trumpauer Mulholland.
• James Peck.
• Joachim Prinz.
• James Reeb.
• Lillian Smith.
• The Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF).
• Jane Stembridge.
• Fay Stender.
• Thaddeus Stevens.
• Frances Titus.
• John Woolman.
• The White Panther Party.
• Quentin Young.
• Dottie Zellner.
• James Zwerg.