Brady O'Callahan reviews the Australian group Camp Cope and their latest release.

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Michael Hirsch reviews Raoul Peck's latest movie, The Young Karl Marx.

The film is currently playing in limited release.

You can find his article in the March issue of The Indypendent or on our website http://bit.ly/2CAvzb7

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Lydia McMullen-Laird reads us her article about Veronika´s difficult situation getting her son Alexander out of jail and her experience having to ask for a bail bond.

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Photo by Elia Gran

Our advice columnist Reverend Billy on aiding immigrant neighbors targeted by ICE and being sexy, not sexist.

Listen till the end to hear a conversation with the Reverend.

You can find his article in the March issue of The Indypendent or on our website http://bit.ly/2oQp0Nn

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Music: Live Performance by the Stop Shopping Choir at Joe's Pub (NYC) on Thursday, November 30th 2017.

Photo credit: Melvin Thomas.

Steven Wishnia explains what the Janus v. AFSCME case is and the consequences it may have.

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Illustration by Michael Grant.

Journalist and former cab driver, Steven Wishnia, tells us about his experience driving a taxi. He reflects on the differences between what it means now to be a driver and what it meant back then.

You can find his article in the March issue of The Indypendent.

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Federico Di Pasqua reads his article, How Europe Fought Uber and Won, as published in the March issue of The Indypendent.

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Working-class women of color and young white socialists join forces against a private equity slumlord. Georgia Kromrei reads her article describing the tenant´s fight.

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Thai rock and roll, soul, surf rock, French yé-yé, Levantine chalice drum rhythms — Khruangbin is the manifestation of an idealized universal harmony: a melding and collaboration of cultures without stripping any of their unique voice and experience

Brady O´Callahan reviews the music of Khruangbin.

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John Tarleton, editor-in-chief of The Indypendent, reviews Ursula Le Guin's life, books and the worlds she created.

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Illustration by Emily Gage