By Catherine Chou and Gina Anne Tam On May 21st 2020, after nearly a year of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, the government of the…
By Julio Capó, Jr. “Y ahora quieres volver / nah, tú lo que quieres es joder” (translation: and now you want to come back /…
By Diego Ortúzar and Ángela Vergara Meatpacking companies in the U.S. are reopening their plants despite widespread infection among their workers, nurses around the world…
by Natasha Varner On the afternoon of April 15th, detainees at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington filled the narrow triangle that serves as…
BY LYNNELL L. THOMAS Here we go again. New Orleanians are having flashbacks of Hurricane Katrina. The announcement that the Morial Convention Center would be…
By Matthew Guariglia As of this moment, there are supposedly over 1 million surveillance cameras and microphones screwed into the front doors of people all…
By Jorge E. Cuéllar On February 9, 2020, Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, occupied the Legislative Assembly with armed forces to demand the…
BY MARGARET POWER I was sitting in my hotel room in Santiago late last month when I heard a commotion outside. I went out to…
by Michael Staudenmaier Noel Ignatiev died on November 9, 2019, at the age of 78. As both a worker and a scholar, Ignatiev modeled the…
By Javier Puente Military coups, bureaucratic authoritarianism, and the politics of anti-politics – an autocratic mode of governance based on the obliteration of political participation…