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Afghanistan Is Paying the Price for a Climate Crisis It Did Not Create

Sayedmuhammad Sulimankhil

Climate

A Conspiracy of Silence?

Marta Havryshko

Iran and America’s Long War in the Middle East

Toby Craig Jones

The Gospel of Hegseth

Robert D. Crews

I Am Somebody

Reginald K. Ellis, Ph.D.

Democracy

The Myth of Civilizational Erasure

David A. Canton

The New Old Berlin

Tarik Cyril Amar

Immigrants in the U.S. Need More than “Due Process”

The Nation and Busification

Tarik Cyril Amar

The Trump-Netanyahu Gaza Genocide Completion Diktat

Tarik Cyril Amar

When Power Turns Itself Into a Joke

Democracy

‘Little by little, we’re realizing the true scale of human loss in El Salvador’

End Times and Dead Ends

Robert D. Crews

Conflict

The Looming US-Iran War and the Shadow of Repression

Robert D. Crews

Gaza and the Ghosts of Leningrad

Robert D. Crews

An Open Letter in Defense of Academic Freedom and the Historian Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe

Democracy

The Mass Detention Industrial Complex

David A. Canton

Democracy

Censorship in Western Academia and the War in Ukraine

Neither Culture Wars nor Big Tents Will Save American Democracy

Democracy

The Three Guarantees in Life: Death, Taxes, and the Defeat of Third-Party Presidential Candidates

David A. Canton

Democracy

Bernie’s Blind Spot

David A. Canton

Democracy

An Open Letter in Defense of Academic Freedom and the Ukrainian Historian Marta Havryshko

How Nazi Collaborators Are Celebrated in Wartime Ukraine

Marta Havryshko

Trump’s Olympic Nightmare

David A. Canton

The Irony of Anti-immigration Rhetoric in Ireland

Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro

The War on History

David A. Canton

Democracy

What’s Democratic About ‘Democratizing AI’?

Matrix of Failure

Tarik Cyril Amar

The Deportation Delusion

Robert D. Crews

Why Guns are More than Neutral Objects

Christopher B. Strain

On the Urgency of Juneteenth

Dr. Reginald K. Ellis

Europe’s Weather and the Future of History

JP Daughton, Stanford University

Homens do Mato and Black Genocide

Nina Maria de Meira Borba

T | Truth

Democracy

Please, Stick to Sports

David A. Canton

Democracy

Q | Question

Democracy

STEM, Policy, and Representation

Arsene Frederic JR.

A Slaughter of Superlatives

Tarik Cyril Amar

The Propaganda of History

David A. Canton

Democracy

S | SACRIFICE

Democracy

HBCUs’ Role in Advancing Democracy

Reginald K. Ellis, PhD

E | EQUALITY

Democracy

Black Folk’s Contribution to Preserving American Democracy

Reginald K. Ellis, Ph.D.

Democracy

The Collective Punishment of Palestinian Refugees Continues

Why HBCUs Matter in the Twenty-First Century

Reginald K. Ellis, Ph.D.

Democracy

There’s Something in the Walls

Feargal Cochrane

Europe’s Real Migration Crisis

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

Redesigning Cities for a World Beyond Cars

Palestine and Russia

Robert D. Crews

After the Core

The Social Costs of Lithium Batteries

What Black Women are Risking for American Democracy

Dr. Sherice Janaye Nelson

Democracy

A Tale of Two Koreas

Refugee Horizons

P | PURITY & PUNISHMENT

African Voices and the Climate Crisis

Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro

Is Russia the Last Empire?

Robert D. Crews

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

Tarik Cyril Amar

The Hydra of ‘Hybrid War’

Robert D. Crews

Shattering the Russian Colossus

Robert D. Crews

After Anthropology

V | VIOLENCE

V | VIOLENCE II

Sonic Narratives of Resistance and Cultural Memory in Afghanistan

Munazza Ebtikar and Mejgan Massoumi

L | LAW & LIBERALISM

B | BABRI & BODY

I | IDENTITY & INDIFFERENCE

The Costs of Cocaine

The Rise and Fall of Nagorno-Karabakh

Podcasts

A Tribute to Lebanese Music

For years, Lebanese indie/alternative musicians have broached themes of socio-economic injustice, corruption, and politics in their work. Dr. Ramzi Salti shares an episode of his Arabology radio show, which explores how this genre of music offers a crucial window onto recent events in Lebanon, which is being rocked by one of the most violent tragedies in recent memory. By showcasing some of Beirut's most talented indie/alternative musicians, this program reminds us of the role that music can play in helping us to heal and rebuild the country.

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