In Minneapolis, a group of activists take over a Sheraton and open it to the homeless, banning police.

A year living in a shack in Oakland.

On the road with the world’s greatest hitchhiker.

The rise and fall of a violent underground anti-racist group.

The movement at Standing Rock.

On a thin sliver of land called Rojava where “rules of the neighboring ISIS caliphate ha[ve] been inverted,” a Kurdish Syrian college trains its future autonomous leaders.

Inside the White Student Union of Towson University.

On the final two holdouts in Treece, Kansas, a former mining town that is soon to be wiped off the maps.

John Ross, rebel reporter, became the sort of devoted gringo scribe who would give up drugs and drinking in order to better write about the native revolutionaries; the sort of man who used dolls to preach armed revolution to high schoolers in the weeks after September 11th.