Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair I was listening to this NPR piece on the continuing rise in the stock market Sunday morning and was struck to hear this: “Despite the concerns about the impact of tariffs, the economy has held up much better than many expected.” To...
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Essex Hemphill’s Poetry of Belonging
Daniel Felsenthal He was an artist and activist who found in his verse a tool for both community and agitprop. The post Essex Hemphill’s Poetry of Belonging appeared first on The Nation.
The Rule of Law Is Dead in the US
Elie Mystal The rule of law presupposes that there are rules that provide a consistent, repeatable, and knowable set of outcomes. That’s no longer the case. The post The Rule of Law Is Dead in the US appeared first on The Nation.
El genocidio de Israel es un gran negocio
Jonathan Cook-Sinpermiso El Financial Times reveló este mes que una camarilla de inversores israelíes, uno de los principales grupos de consultoría empresarial del mundo y un think tank dirigido por el ex primer ministro británico Tony Blair habían estado trabajando...
The Sad History of “Changing the Map” of the Middle East
Image Source: מפה מדינית של המזרח התיכון – Public Domain Over the past four decades, there have been at least three tectonic shifts in the geopolitics of the Middle East, often referred to as efforts at “changing the map” of the Middle East. In 1982, Israeli Defense...
The Sad History of “Changing the Map” of the Middle East
Image Source: מפה מדינית של המזרח התיכון – Public Domain Over the past four decades, there have been at least three tectonic shifts in the geopolitics of the Middle East, often referred to as efforts at “changing the map” of the Middle East. In 1982, Israeli Defense...
Trump Tariffs and Brazilian Coffee: What to Expect After August 1
One of 32 varieties of arabica coffee growing at Paraiba Federal University’s coffee research program in Areia, Paraiba. Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producer. It has been important to its national economy since the 1700s, and today it is Brazil’s largest...
Muslim Women Don’t Need Saving
Image by John Crozier. What sparked me to write this article was the persistent and reductive narrative that resurfaced following the recent U.S.–Israel bombing of Iran. Predictably, media coverage and social media posts quickly recycled the familiar trope: that...
Trump Tariffs and Brazilian Coffee: What to Expect After August 1
One of 32 varieties of arabica coffee growing at Paraiba Federal University’s coffee research program in Areia, Paraiba. Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producer. It has been important to its national economy since the 1700s, and today it is Brazil’s largest...
Allies of Genocide?
Image by Duncan Shaffer. MoveOn and the SEIU (Service Employees International Union) hosted a spirited rally and march here in Seattle, on July 26, with the theme of fighting back against Trump and greedy billionaires such as Jeff Bezos (the creepy tech mogul who...
The Genocidal Partnership of Israel and the United States
Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair For decades, countless U.S. officials have proclaimed that the bonds between the United States and Israel are unbreakable. Now, the ties that bind are laced with genocide. The two countries function as accomplices while methodical...
How “Tariff Man” is Bringing Back the Gilded Age
Getty and Unsplash+. Count on one thing: if Mark Twain, the famed American author of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, were alive today, he would certainly have written a novel about Donald Trump. After all, his 1873 novel, The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today, distinctly...