Reparations begin in the body

In 2016, the Democratic Party started seeing Muslims as voters, but that’s not necessarily a favor

The computer simulation hypothesis reveals how the American liberal elite questions everything except the insufficiency of liberalism itself

What appears to be still difficult, even as it gets told in ever finer detail, is the simple and immense situation that America and Nazi Germany are two instantiations of a single history of white supremacist rule.

Okja critiques affective labor—but it nonetheless relies on its effects to market animal rights

Resisting police militarization under Trump.

Reading Canada’s and Sri Lanka’s anti-terror acts reveals the need for comparative and cross-jurisdictional resistance to globally self-justifying discourses of “terror”

Left critiques of the AHCA or Trump’s budget often miss the unique religious goals they serve.

How Silicon Valley coopts history for its own autocratic ends.

A new book offers a different way of attuning ourselves to images of Black lives.

Institutions track us through our blood, sweat, and tears, but embracing leakiness has the potential to be a productive experience for an individual

An excerpt from Beasts of Burden, which was published by The New Press in February 2017

“Self-defense” in America safeguards the privileges of white men as possessors of property, arbiters of sexual access, and inflictors of violence.

In Sara Ahmed's Living A Feminist Life, feminism is the process of gathering the shards that have been broken when we encounter walls.

Why do people continue to align themselves with the fantasy of a decorous state?

Sarah Schulman embeds shame within the emotional landscape of Conflict Is Not Abuse.