2014年10月号的《每月评论》上刊载了米歇尔·哈德斯蒂的文章:《越战时期的旅行》。此文是哈德斯蒂对朱蒂·吴2013年关于越战的新作《激进派在路上:越战时期的国际主义、东方主义和女性主义》的书评。朱蒂·吴的书主要围绕现在处于学界和民众记忆边缘的三段越战时期的旅程展开。它首先涉及的是罗伯特·斯潘·布朗这位非洲裔美国知识分子和活动家,布朗长期致力于美国的黑人解放运动以及第三世界的去殖民运动, The October 2014 issue of Monthly Review contains an article by Michelle Hudgens: “Travel in the Vietnam War.” This article is a review of Judith Huddle’s review of Judith Wu’s 2013 new work on the Vietnam War, “Radicalism on the Road: Internationalism, Orientalism and Feminism in the Vietnam War.” Judy Wu’s book focuses on the three phases of the Vietnam War that now exist on the margins of academics and people’s memories. It first touches on Robert Span Brown, an African-American intellectual and activist. Brown has long been committed to the black liberation movement in the United States and the third-world de-colonial movement.