Stencils reading "Nakba" are defaced with graffiti reading "one" and "more." That is, one more Nakba. Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv, 2023. (Photograph by Adrien Zakar) By Esmat Elhalaby Perhaps it's apt that a dying political ideology seeks redemption in a dead discipline. As the Israeli government and public become ever…
Article image courtesy of Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative, https://justseeds.org/graphic/stop-cop-city/ By Dan Berger * Published in partnership with The Law and Political Economy (LPE) Project. On August 29th, the same Georgia grand jury that indicted Donald…
Anonymous, It's Going Down By Benjamin Stumpf Popular resistance to Atlanta’s “Cop City” is growing. The proposed 85-acre police militarization compound, whose construction would destroy the city’s valued Weelaunee/South…
By Romina A. Green Rioja When I enthusiastically opened my social media apps the Sunday morning after Pedro Pascal’s SNL performance to read articles and…
by Rachel Ida Buff American HistoryMichael S. Harper Those four black girls blown upin that Alabama churchremind me of five hundredmiddle passage blacks,in a net,…
By Emmaia Gelman The Colleyville synagogue incident started out feeling like another in the litany of anguishing attacks on Jewish spaces. But almost immediately, it…
By Benjamin Dangl Chicha and ritual had a central role in what was one of the most consequential meetings in Andean history: the first encounter between…
Rush Limbaugh fan merchandise By A.J. Bauer Rush Limbaugh’s death on Wednesday made me miss my mom. And I don’t mean “miss” in the way some have referred to…
March to Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson’s home, July 2, 2020.
Photo by: Rhea Rahman. By Teona Pagan, Daniel Vazquez, Elizabeth Bazile, Hailey Lam, and Diana Kennedy Defunding the police sounds radical until you realize that we’ve been defunding education…
by Natasha Varner I am haunted by a small trove of turquoise jewels. They were given to me by my late grandmother Victoria, whom I…