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A Tribute to Lebanese Music

Democracy

F | FREEDOM

Why HBCUs Matter in the Twenty-First Century

Reginald K. Ellis, Ph.D.

Democracy

There’s Something in the Walls

Feargal Cochrane

Black Folk’s Contribution to Preserving American Democracy

Reginald K. Ellis, Ph.D.

Democracy

The Deportation Delusion

Robert D. Crews

The Social Costs of Lithium Batteries

O | OCCUPATION

Democracy

What’s Democratic About ‘Democratizing AI’?

Redesigning Cities for a World Beyond Cars

R | RIGHT & RESENTMENT

The Rise and Fall of Nagorno-Karabakh

Why Guns are More than Neutral Objects

Christopher B. Strain

What Black Women are Risking for American Democracy

Dr. Sherice Janaye Nelson

Democracy

H | HOPE

Democracy

두 개의 코리아 이야기

강명구 교수

A Tale of Two Koreas

The Collective Punishment of Palestinian Refugees Continues

H | HUMAN

Democracy

A Slaughter of Superlatives

Tarik Cyril Amar

P | PURITY & PUNISHMENT

B | BABRI & BODY

Palestine and Russia

Robert D. Crews

V | VIOLENCE II

Europe’s Real Migration Crisis

From a Land of Racial Purity to a Land of Immigration?

V | VIOLENCE

I | IDENTITY & INDIFFERENCE

The Browning of American Democracy

Dr. Sherice J. Nelson

Democracy

M | MAJORITY & MASTERY

Democracy

Springtime in Ottawa: The West’s Standing Ovations for a Big Lie

Tarik Cyril Amar

Homens do Mato and Black Genocide

Nina Maria de Meira Borba

Homens do Mato

Nina Maria de Meira Borba

Eight Lessons from the 9/11 Wars

Robert D. Crews

Releasing the Hounds: Racial Dog Whistles and the Jacksonville Murders

Dr. Sherice J. Nelson

N | NEGLECT & NEODEMOCRACY

Sonic Narratives of Resistance and Cultural Memory in Afghanistan

Munazza Ebtikar and Mejgan Massoumi

Running Black

L | LAW & LIBERALISM

African Voices and the Climate Crisis

Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro

C | CONSTITUTION & CRUELTY

After the Core

A | ANNIHILATION & AMNESIA

Perceived White Loss Postpones Black Futures

Dr. Sherice J. Nelson

The Hydra of ‘Hybrid War’

Robert D. Crews

After Anthropology

The Roaring 20’s

After Innocence

Tesha Sengupta-Irving

After Apocalypse

People united against racism. Anti-Racism protest. Protestors holding hand-made signs on cardboards and marching together in the city streets in downtown. Credit:LeoPatrizi

After Identity Politics

Programming code abstract technology background of software developer and Computer script

After Free Speech

Is Russia the Last Empire?

Robert D. Crews

Shattering the Russian Colossus

Robert D. Crews

The Costs of Cocaine

Refugee Horizons

Technology’s New African Frontier: The Perils of Digital ID in Kenya

Is the U.S. Fighting an Undeclared War in Africa?

“Your Cruelty Does Not Speak”

Aishwary Kumar and Payal Puri

Europe’s Weather and the Future of History

JP Daughton, Stanford University

The Global Drug War in 2023

A black and white drawing of rioting in the city center of Philadelphia Riots in 1844 featuring a pitched battle between uniformed soldiers carrying rifles and top-hat wearing, pistol-toting civilians. Cannon smoke in the background, and in the foreground a woman clutching a baby girl and young child whom she is leading away from the violence. Also in the foreground, a civilian man takes up bricks to throw at the soldiers.

Is Civic Violence Escalating Out of Control?

Melinda Burrell

Technology and Coercion in Kenya

Beginning: At the End of Democracy