Features I’m So Into Avoiding You By Charlie MarkbreiterJuly 13, 2020 An email exchange between Grace Lavery and Charlie Markbreiter
Features Thunderous Graveyard Affirmations By LiaisonsJuly 2, 2020 A Letter on the Uprising in New York
Features Enemies of the People By TNI Editors and FriendsJune 19, 2020 The point of all things should be their dissolution
Features Lonely Letters By Elleza Kelley and Ashon T. CrawleyJune 15, 2020 A conversation between Ashon Crawley and Elleza Kelley
Features Redistribution and World Building By The New Inquiry and K AgbebiyiJune 10, 2020 A conversation with K Agbebiyi, creator of the Disability Justice Mutual Aid Fund
Features A Mask and A Target Cart: Minneapolis Riots By Aren AizuraMay 30, 2020 The liberal attachment to previous movements as peaceful, nonviolent, and respectable obscures the historical efficacy of riots, blockades, and looting as legitimate forms of revolt.
Features Final Fantasy By Elena Comay del Junco, Sean Ford, Diarmuid Hester and Quinn RobertsMay 28, 2020 Dennis Cooper’s The Sluts in the time of social distancing
Features Reimagining Networks By Wendy Hui Kyong Chun and Jorge CotteMay 12, 2020 An interview with Wendy Hui Kyong Chun
Features The Stages of Not Going on T By Danny M. LaveryMay 4, 2020 From Something That May Shock And Discredit You
Features See You in Court, Harvard! By Harvard Prison Divestment CampaignMay 1, 2020 An annotated lawsuit suing Harvard over its investments in companies that profit from prisons
Features Chaos Orders Us: A Letter From Paris By LiaisonsApril 22, 2020 Why, all across the globe, does everything that serves to preserve the tradition of the oppressed also serve to oppress COVID-19?
Features A Detrimental Education By Zaina AlsousApril 16, 2020 Zaina Alsous talks with Eli Meyerhoff about his book Beyond Education: Radical Studying for Another World.
Essays & Reviews, Features Just Play By Josh MyersApril 13, 2020 Ruminations on the themes of McCoy Tyner’s life on the occasion of his passing
Features Trespassing Horizons By Sandra GöbelApril 11, 2020 Reflections on cybernetics as an ideology of organized oblivion