Dirty Truths — How Power Makes Social Harm Invisible
Some suffering looks personal only because the systems distributing it are harder to see.
Welcome to Crisis in Perception, where we examine the systems shaping our world.
In Dirty Truths, Michael Parenti moves across politics, media, labor, poverty, ideology, foreign policy, and personal experience to argue that many apparently separate problems become more intelligible when traced back to larger structures of class and institutional power.
This Deep Dive investigates the mechanism behind that argument. Parenti’s “Hidden Holocaust” assembles forms of suffering normally counted separately…
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