Mystic Politics

Maquila: A tale of Two Mexicos shines a light on the factors leading to the Maquila labor system, and the effects of neo-liberalism and trade-globalism on indigenous Mexican culture.

Everett Tucker of Mystic Politics examines the nuanced differences between eastern and western feminism, and Madame Mao’s unlikely association as a Maoist Feminist.

Gino Del Guercio’s article The Secrets of Haiti’s Living Dead, along with some criticisms, shed light on the accounts of Wade Davis’ adventures with VouDon Zombies.

‘Why Can’t People Feed Themselves?’ reveals that many cultures have been disrupted and regressed by imperialistic colonialism, resulting in retarded agroeconomy.

How have the Black Codes and Jim Crow Laws of the post-civil war reconstruction facilitated today’s voter manipulation and electoral fraud?

The Paleolithic Artisans: What can the high art of the Paleolithic era teach us about what it means to be a Modern human?

Columbian Exchange: The New World was the epicenter in a perfect storm of race and class between the ‘white’ Iberians, ‘brown’ Native Americans, and ‘black’ Africans.

Archaeoastronomy, Astrolatry, and Astrotheology: Are our megalithic edifices monuments to sky-gods or mnemonic devices for allegorical astronomical knowledge?

The activism of the American Revolution, Antebellum and Civil War periods transformed the lives and cultures of women along all color lines and racial strata.

Slowly, and in some quarters grudgingly, the influence of genes in shaping political outlook and behavior is being recognized.