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In Defense of Climate Anger
Our biospheric breakdown is not a tragedy but a crime—a crime so egregious that we must raise our collective fist in righteous anger.
What Happened to the “Dirty Break”?
Charles Post puts the DSA’s current strategy in the context of the formation of independent worker’s parties in the United Kingdom and United States in the twentieth century.
Decolonization without National Sovereignty
Nandita Sharma responds to Neil Braganza’s review of her book Home Rule: National Sovereignty and the Separation of Natives and Migrants
Reifying Racism
John Clegg and Adaner Usmani respond to Norton and Stein’s critique of their analysis of the rise of mass incarceration.
Afghan Women Betrayed
Twenty years after 9/11, Deepa Kumar explores the image of the Muslim woman animating imperial feminism.
Tucker Carlson’s Pilgrimage to Hungary
Anita Zsurzsan analyzes how Tucker Carlson’s trip to Hungary is boosts both the US and the Hungarian far right.
Carceral Histories of Disability
Using disability as. alens, Keith Rosenthal analyzes the continuity between institutionalized asylums and the prison systems of today.
Marxism and Imperialism
Part Two of a two-part dialogue between Critical China Scholars and Spectre.
To Save the World
Huey Hewitt argues that Afropessimism is antithetical to the politics of friendship necessary for any serious project of Black liberation.