.Kim Ives Has spent a lifetime covering Haiti and revealing the predatory intentions of the US for the island. Kim describes how neoliberalism is the chief catalyst in Haiti's current destitution and reliance on western Aid. Part 1 of our interview youtu.be/8nwmvuI5VNw

Who is Jimmy "Barbeque" Cherizier? You may have seen Vice or other outlets label him a "gang leader" or "war lord." However Kim Ives provides a different perspective than the mainstream through on the ground coverage and interviews. Learn more here youtu.be/q3wvO9BnAsA

One of the most esteemed historians of the Israel-Palestine conflict gives his perspective on how the incoming Trump presidency will affect Palestinians. Check out this clip from our interview with the great Avi Shlaim: youtu.be/b-SroNul33I

Avi Shlaim is one of the most respected historians on the Israel-Palestine conflict. He has spent a lifetime combatting Zionist narratives of history. We are honored that Prof. Shlaim took the time to speak with us. youtu.be/3DGqRnTBA9g

Do the people support Jimmy Cherizier? We discuss this with Kim Ives from Haiti Liberté in our most recent interview segment. We review clips from his documentary Another Vision that you will likely never see on MSM. youtu.be/eoPQx22XEEg

With tensions between Iran and the USA reaching disastrous levels, it becomes increasingly important to educate ourselves on the history of Iran that contextualizes the looming conflict. “The Coup: 1953, The CIA, and The Roots of Modern U.S. - Iranian Relations” by Iranian

Full interview with Kim Ives of Haiti Liberté. Kim has spent 50 years committed to documenting the political situation in Haiti, and his contributions to the subject are indispensable. youtu.be/7EhHLqF5Wlg

Interview with Jake Johnston author of Aid State: Elite Panic, Disaster Capitalism, and the Battle to Control Haiti. Jake describes how international aid projects and UN peacekeeping missions destabilize Haiti and prime it for multinational investment youtu.be/oHQVcDf2oZY

Following the conclusion of WW1, long standing currents of white supremacy were ascendent in the United States. This rampant xenophobia would culminate in the Immigration Act of 1924, also known as the Johnson-Reed Act. Named after US Representative and enthusiastic eugenicist

Considering the recent slanderous accusations directed towards Kim Ives, I would encourage anyone interested to check out our interview with him from Nov 2024 (youtu.be/7EhHLqF5Wlg). Kim spent 2 hours with us discussing his lifetime of work covering Haiti. If you're curious

"I've never read Marx's Capital, but I have the marks of capital all over me" - Big Bill Haywood referring to his numerous scars and injuries he sustained during dangerous mining work and his violent clashes with police and anti-labor militias. In 1918, Haywood was arrested under

Gerald Horne returns to Subversive History to discuss the Haitian Revolution (youtu.be/EEr0H6D-IXo). In this episode we discuss the specifics of the revolution and the response it elicited from the US. Haiti set an example for enslaved people everywhere, and the slave-holding

New interview with Adam Hochschild is up (youtu.be/xmNrdg7Gow0). Adam Hochschild is a best selling author for his work on WW1. Most accounts of WW1 focus on the military elements, however Hochschild delves into the humanistic aspects of the Great War. We discuss the causes of

Maybe I’m a machine Absorbed in soldering subassemblies Swarming down the conveyor, Like a robot repeating The same motions forever, Maybe I’ve become a machine. Maybe we’re chickens in a coop. Neatly lined up on our roosts, Hand speed synchronized in dim light, The faster the

Dongping Han joins us to discuss his book "The Unknown Cultural Revolution." (youtu.be/Ydeiw7NaJFE) Prof. Han offers a unique perspective on the controversial subject of China's Cultural Revolution, as he has not only studied the topic in an academic capacity, but also lived

New Subversive History interview with Alexander Aviña (youtu.be/kNVT_PpuVhw). Prof. Avina discusses his book "Specters of Revolution: Peasant Guerillas in the Cold War Mexican Countryside." His book covers the history and material conditions that preceded the Guerilla