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Kaleem Hawa His new film Ahed’s Knee is a shallow cri de coeur of the Israeli state.  The post Nadav Lapid’s Cinema of Shame appeared first on The Nation.

Malcolm Harris The fall of bloated tech start-ups isn’t tragic, regardless of what the recent spate of TV series would have you believe. The post Silicon Valley Founders Are Not the Protagonists of Reality appeared first on The Nation.

Michael T. Klare, The Nation As a new Iron Curtain threatens to divide Europe, progressives must face the dangers of a resurgent militarism—and seize the opportunities to advance our priorities. The post Russia’s War in Ukraine Has Shattered the Old World Order...

David U. Himmelstein, Steffie Woolhandler, Adam Gaffney, Don McCanne, John Geyman Communities, not corporations, should own our most vital health care assets. The post Medicare for All Is Not Enough appeared first on The Nation.

Andrea Mazzarino Without collective action aimed at creating a carbon neutral world by 2050, we’ll all lose this fight. The post The Climate Crisis Doesn’t Acknowledge Borders appeared first on The Nation.

Chris Lamb Although the league, which began play this month, has been integrated since 1967, it has never fully acknowledged the truth about its past. The post Dixie League Baseball Is Built on Racism and Heartbreak appeared first on The Nation.

Dave Zirin, Jules Boykoff A movement to remove franchise owner Merritt Paulson could send shock waves beyond the Rose City. The post Portland Soccer Feels the Power of Protest appeared first on The Nation.

Mohammed El-Kurd Today is Land Day, an annual commemoration of those killed protesting Israeli theft of Palestinian lands 46 years ago. But even now, there is a Nakba everywhere you look. The post In Every Corner of Palestine, There Is a Story of Dispossession...

Jeffrey Smith American history. The post Civil Rights Faces appeared first on The Nation.

Wen Stephenson What connects anti-war demonstrations in Russia with climate activists in the US? An opposition to fossil capital. The post Coal Trains and Climate Protest: It’s Spring in New England appeared first on The Nation.

Ellen Schrecker Displaying an unprecedented solidarity, the academic community is mobilizing to confront an existential assault on its professional work and values. The post Across the Country, Faculty Fight to Defend Academic Freedom appeared first on The Nation.

Vikram Murthi The Academy Awards felt like a hyperactive fever dream, but really it was just a terribly engineered event that reeked of neediness and obsolescence and that was given its sole moment of excitement by an act of unscripted violence.  The post The Oscars:...