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Motor City Boomer: The Car Culture That Defined a Generation
Gear up for a motorized journey through post–World War II America! Blending history and personal memoir, Larry Lankton pays homage to the automobile, arguably the most important technological object of twentieth-century America.
Killing Eve
A searing, incisive analysis of the show that redefined queer television for a generation.
Coleman Young and Detroit Politics: From Social Activist to Power Broker
Now back in print, this is the definitive biography of this fascinating political figure and his many accomplishments – Young was a Tuskegee Airman, and Detroit’s first Black mayor, re-elected four times.
Welcome to Detroitland: Stories from the Motor City’s Captivating Past
Fascinating episodes from Detroit’s colorful—and sometimes tarnished—history, including the originator of “The Twist,” and the parachute jumper known as “Bat-Man.”
L’Shleimut: A Jewish Radical Tradition Against Capitalist Science and Medicine
A restoration of Jewish traditions for healing the world that traces the lives and work of Jewish scientists, healers, artists, and activists who challenged the racist, sexist, and for-profit expectations of science and medicine. They all aspired toward shleimut (wholeness): repairing what’s broken in this world and creating life-affirming alternatives.
