A rough cut of emotion and body language, what we might one day call “our affective commons”

Print out these posters and organize a "Stop the Hate" event in your city

Zadie Smith recently described a Manhattan social encounter in the New York Review of Books’s NYR Daily by pointing out that among the crowd (which…

Fan fiction is and always has been an act of care, which is to say, a genuine kind of criticism.

It's an affirmation of what people of color have always known

A Teach-In by Josmar Trujillo

As before, always.

Abolition presents itself as the most contemporary political endeavor and at the same time as the most venerable. Because the prison is everywhere, there is no way forward without its end.

More flexible than solids but less unwieldy than gas: Of all the states of matter, liquids appear most vulnerable to human manipulation. But who gets to do the manipulating has little to do with physics and everything to do with power.

The genre of science fiction might represent our post-truth regime more accurately than either disjointed discipline.

The second in a series of reactions from TNI friends, contributors, and editors on what happens after 11/9