While I'm working through my non-fiction reading list, I took some time to read "Bable, or the Necessity of Violence" by R. F. Kuang.

This book fit in perfectly to the non-fiction themes I've been studying of war, exploitation, white supremacy, and activism.

I absolutely devoured this book.

Hello to all of my new followers! Let's come together and educate ourselves on the state of America.

This week, I am adding two books to my itinerary.

"White Rural Rage" by Tom Schaller and Paul Waldman

"Unapologetic" by Charlene A. Carruthers

"For a decaying democracy, the risk of civil war increases almost the moment it becomes less democratic. As a democracy drops down the policy index scale... its risk for armed conflict steadily increases. This risk peaks when it hits a score of between +1 to -1..."

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