I also think Settlers needs to be read in the context that it was written in, namely in the early 80s after the destruction of the civil rights movement and infiltration/breaking apart of most militant Black Liberation groups. If it feels hopeless that is mostly because things really did feel hopeless at that point in time.

My cheeks in high color, overripe peaches
No shirt, no shoes, only my features

In addition to the responses, I would also recommend Meditations on Frantz Fanon's Wretched of the Earth by James Yaki Sayles. It was very helpful for me in understanding some of the finer points and connect it to other liberation struggles (he was writing in the context of the Black Nationalist movement but it all rings true for Palestine, as does Fanon's original book.

Have you seen Furr's press tour for his newest book? It's called "Doo doo head liar: Why every single thing that this absolute LOSER said is wrong"

C.R.E.A.M. is essential marxist theory

Yeah echoing what other people said it's gonna be a bit of trial and error but switching it up to some sensitive stomach food wouldn't hurt. Adding wet food to his diet may help as well.

Every now and then one of them throws up though but i think it's cause the fat one just horks it down so fast

Literally both of my dumbshit cats

You make the theory

We'll do the praxis

Where do I cop that shirt

Pentiment rocked but was a very small scale thing and your choices don't really impact the plot.

The removal of the gold standard was important in that it signaled the complete domination of the USD and treasury bills as the international standard. I think it's pretty important in that it meant total capitulation of Europe to the US pushing their inflation onto other countries, thus worsening inequality there as they tried to make up for it by tightening the noose on labor.

So the fact that people think your name is infamousbit is, in itself, a bit. Recursion!