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#PoliticalBooks showcases diverse literature exploring governance, philosophy, history, social justice, and activism. Engaging discussions promote critical thinking, encourage civic engagement, and inspire readers to understand societal issues through various perspectives.
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Out of all the major issues taking place in this nation, it is an absolute disgrace what the politicians in this country choose to prioritize. #indieauthor #politicalbooks #america #BookTok #politicalart #dystopianbooks #speculativefiction #blackmirror #thecrumblingofanation #gunviolenceawareness #greenscreen #Inverted
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Diving into postcolonial literature and where to start reading #postcolonialism #englishliterature #academia #englishclass #classicliterature #learning #reading #colonizers #gradschool #diversebooks #janeeyre #charlottebronte #politicalbooks #balloonbreath
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IN THE ALGORITHM WE TRUST explores Hugo Rodríguez’s indoctrination and eventual devotion to the Algorithm, revealing the unsettling truth of how systems of oppression thrive when individuals willingly participate in their own subjugation. #indieauthor #writer #politicalbooks #america #BookTok #politicalart #dystopianbooks #speculativefiction #blackmirror #thecrumblingofanation #greenscreen
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Replying to @Rachael The Crumbling of a Nation is a collection of 14 speculative and satirical short stories which explore a variety of political and societal issues facing America today. #indieauthor #writer #shortstories #politicalbooks #america #BookTok #politicalart #dystopianbooks #speculativefiction #thoughtprovokingreads #blackmirror #thecrumblingofanation
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📚 When the world feels heavy, it can be hard to stay hopeful—but staying aware and engaged matters. I’ve been reading To Stop A Tyrant by Ira Chaleff, and it’s given me so much to reflect on. Chaleff breaks down how political leaders drift toward tyranny—and how we, as everyday people, have more power than we think to stop that slide. It’s not just about voting every four years—it’s about speaking up, holding leaders accountable before harm escalates, and staying vigilant in the face of threats to our freedoms. South Korea recently showed how public resistance can interrupt a dangerous power grab. 🙌🏾 Meanwhile, Trump’s rhetoric and actions, from January 6th to his ongoing pattern of encouraging violence, echo the early stages of historical authoritarian regimes. 🪴 Reflection points for us all: Who do we listen to and trust most when it comes to political leadership? How can we challenge misinformation and hold those in power accountable? What role can you play—whether close to power or far from it—to help protect democracy? Books like Chaleff’s remind us that hope isn’t passive. It’s a practice. Let’s keep learning, speaking out, and showing up—together. Save & share this book rec with a friend who would love it. This is a great buddy read for the times🙏🏽✨ • • • #LiterapyNYC #BibliotherapyinTheBronx #ToStopATyrant #DemocracyMatters #StayEngaged #Bibliotherapy #politicalbooks
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