I learned my name was on the list from a Jewish colleague at my university, a woman I hardly know. “I need to tell you ...

What counts as “violence,” and what counts as “order,” are always political determinations made by those in power.

We are indeed going to have to live with each other, barring apocalyptic violence—but we already have been for quite some ...

More than a century before Zohran Mamdani declared he wanted a New York City network of grocery stores “focused on keeping ...

The Trump administration has unfrozen a Biden-era hold on powerful Israeli-made spyware, now in the hands of U.S. Immigration ...

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2023 marks one hundred years since the founding of the Institute for Social Research. Better known today as the Frankfurt School, the Institute’s theorists—among them Max Horkheimer, Theodor Adorno, ...

I would like to stage a fight between two different accounts of the current political landscape—what’s been called the “post-truth” era, the infodemic, the end of democracy, or perhaps most accurately ...

When James Baldwin visited San Francisco in 1963 to film a documentary about U.S. racism, he encountered neighborhoods in turmoil: the city was seizing properties through eminent domain, razing them, ...

In the 1970s, a group of feminists collaborating under the banner Wages for Housework (including Selma James, Silvia Federici, and Mariarosa Dalla Costa) came up with a remarkably precise dictum to ...