Trump Is Dusting Off an Old Blueprint for Disrupting Social Movements

Matthew Guariglia,

Brian Hochman,

& Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò

The mid-1970s Church Committee investigation showed that the FBI, the CIA, and other intelligence agencies targeted the left collectively, not as isolated movements. We need to learn that lesson today.

The Democrats’ “Woke” Panic and the Left’s Response

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor

& Hammer & Hope

The victory of left-wing candidates in Democratic primary elections shows that voters want a different path. But party leaders don’t.

Kelela’s Guide to Surviving Men and Raves

Kelela

& Sesali Bowen

Sesali Bowen sits down with the artist to discuss sonic racism, “niggas who refuse to read,” and her latest album, “new avatar.”

In Puerto Rico, the People Demand “ICE, Go Home!”

Emily Mitchell-Eaton

An intensifying ICE presence and local government complicity have prompted a defiant politics of sanctuary that is both pro-immigrant and anticolonial.

How the Truth Survives in Gaza

Hassan Herzallah

A Gazan journalist documenting the Israeli genocide says every time a witness is killed, another is there to take up their work.

Camonghne Felix and the Work of Black Poets Today

Camonghne Felix

& Tyler Isaiah Campbell

The writer’s latest book, “Let the Poets Govern,” asks what it means to live a more honest life.

Namwali Serpell and Marlon James on Toni Morrison and What Haunts Contemporary Black Literature

Marlon James,

Namwali Serpell,

& Lovia Gyarkye

The two writers discuss “Sula,” how queer Black literature confronts erasure and James’s new novel “The Disappearers.”