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Hidden on the eighth floor of a white-gray building, with a massive “For Rent” sign above the door, is Welcome...

Annemarie Jacir In 1936, the British have already been in Palestine for almost twenty years. There’s already a lot of...

Sven Beckert The nonmarket and coercion have played an important role at every point in the history of capitalism. I...

America’s largest labor federation is calling on the global private equity firm Apollo Global Management to investigate worker surveillance, wrongful...

In her high-profile campaign for Michigan’s Democratic Senate nomination, Mallory McMorrow has suddenly gone viral with an explainer video depicting herself as...

One of the most appalling aspects of the Gaza genocide — besides its near-unprecedented slaughter of children and other innocents...

It was the first genocide of the twentieth century. In January 1904, the Herero people of Southwest Africa (today’s Namibia),...

David Goldblatt Two very big questions, so let’s separate them one at a time. Claiming that no history of the...

In his inaugural speech on March 12, Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, announced that “new fronts” would be opened...

There is a certain kind of man who, upon being told that people are marching in the streets with signs...

Sarit Michaeli Under the cover of war, the cooperation between the military and Israeli settler militias is deepening the ethnic...

Discussions of inequality in contemporary societies often revolve around a familiar distinction between injustices rooted in status and those rooted...