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The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Contagion of Racism

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The amplification of dangerous and persistent anti-Asian racism is a central part of our failed response to COVID-19.

Guest June 26, 2020 Asia, Asian Americans, Britain, coronavirus, race

Our Haunted Present: Daniel Guerin on Historical Analogies and How We Confront Our Past

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We often trip over historical analogies when trying to interpret the present. But the French writer offered a different way of thinking about time.

Guest June 12, 2020 1950s, France, gay rights, radical politics, the Left

“We Charge Genocide”: A Historic Indictment of Anti-Black Violence in the U.S. Is as Relevant as Ever Today

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Nearly 70 years ago, civil rights activists asked: why shouldn’t the perpetual destruction of black lives in America be considered genocide?

Guest June 2, 2020 African American history, black history, genocide, human rights, race, whiteness

The ICC's Authorization to Investigate Crimes in Afghanistan Is a Step Forward for International Justice

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On March 5th, 2020, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) authorized Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda to investigate into alleged crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Afghanistan.

Guest March 23, 2020 civil rights, human rights, law, War on Terror

The University of California Does Not Exist: Conflict, Cancellation, and New Horizons for (Collective) Digital Workplace Disruption

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A wave of wildcat strikes continues to spread across University of California campuses. They began when graduate student-workers […]

Guest March 20, 2020 California, capitalism, coronavirus, Education, grad school, labor, Neoliberalism, radical politics, teaching, universities

“East of East” to Hit the Shelves in February

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Our first book tells the story of America’s multiethnic suburbia, and reimagines public history through the vivid lives of anarchists, farmworkers, punks, writers and more in the San Gabriel Valley.

Guest January 24, 2020 East of East, public history, publishing, SEMAP

Rapinoe the Great, Russian Doll, Anatolian Psych-Rock, and Socialism: ToM’s Best of 2019

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We all know the year sucked, but there was some amazing stuff to read, hear, and watch. Our picks.

Guest December 30, 2019 Best of, Best of the Year

I Got Purged, Y’all

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The state of Georgia really, really, really doesn’t want Aimée to vote.

Guest December 15, 2019 elections, Georgia, politics, voter suppression

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