Matt and Sam have a conversation with Benjamin Moser about his new book, Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History.
The principal architect of the protests is President Emmanuel Macron, whose refusal to consult, negotiate, or withdraw ...
Lula’s victory interrupted the far right’s advance at the presidential level. Can the left use his final term to build a political alternative for the future?
The core contradiction of a realignment strategy is that it implies the realization of a socialist agenda with elements that ...
Matt and Sam talk to journalist Rozina Ali about her book, Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in ...
When considering the risks to the future of DSA, the demise of Students for a Democratic Society offers a cautionary tale. A ...
If DSA hopes to recruit widely beyond college-educated radicals, we need to overcome social fragmentation. A reply to Chris Maisano.
The Palestinian Authority, aided by the international community, has avoided legislative and presidential elections for the last twenty years, disenfranchising the Palestinian people at precisely the ...
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On what would have been his hundredth birthday, the writer, documentarian and art critic John Berger is more celebrated than ever. What is it about his work that continues to inspire such devotion?
On what would have been his hundredth birthday, the writer, documentarian and art critic John Berger is more celebrated than ever. What is it about his work that continues to inspire such devotion?
On what would have been his hundredth birthday, the writer, documentarian and art critic John Berger is more celebrated than ever. What is it about his work that continues to inspire such devotion?
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