Taqwa Ahmed Al-Wawi The human mind, faced with relentless pain, erects invisible barricades. Here, amid genocide, one of them is the ability to express our trauma out loud. The post In Gaza, We Are Literally Losing Our Ability to Speak appeared first on The Nation.
Maximillian Alvarez A grassroots campaign successful pressured the tech monopoly to take an unprecedented step toward suspending its complicity in the Gaza genocide The post How Microsoft Workers Helped Halt a Major Contract With the Israeli Military appeared first on...
David Adler I hope that fellow Jews will join me in redefining their approach to atonement and move toward courageous action to put an end to this horrific genocide. The post From the Gaza Flotilla: “I’m Here Because My Jewish Heritage Demands It” appeared first on...
Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu Gaza death toll surpasses 65,000 as UN warns of collapsing lifelines in Gaza city. The post Save Gaza appeared first on The Nation.
Aziza Ahmed In light of new data showing over 400 people have been prosecuted for pregnancy-related crimes, we should be wary of how Trump’s directives may be used against women. The post How Long Before Taking Tylenol While Pregnant Is a Crime? appeared first on The...
Paul Pelletier The former hard-charging deputy attorney general succumbed to political hubris as FBI director, and discredited the federal justice system in the process. The post James Comey’s Indictment, While Without Merit, Is Part of Comey’s Own Legacy appeared...
Katha Pollitt It's a longstanding tradition to blame all manner of social ills on women, without any basis in fact. The post Targeting Tylenol Is Just Another Excuse to Blame Women for Everything appeared first on The Nation.
Niccolò Barca Hundreds of thousands blocked ports and roadways to demand an end to military collaboration with Israel. The post How Italy’s Workers Shut Their Country Down For Gaza appeared first on The Nation.
Zoya Alam The annual list from U.S. News and World Report is helpful for affluent families and those with the resources to compete for a spot at elite universities. What about everyone else? The post We’re Thinking About College Rankings All Wrong appeared first on...
Dr. Jamila Perritt This Hyde anniversary, Dr. Jamila Perritt reflects on the culture of fear and self-determination in the nation’s capital. The post Resisting Federal Overreach in the Exam Room and on the Streets of DC appeared first on The Nation.
Kaya Genç Journey to the Edge of Life, a striking composite of memoir, biography, and criticism, dwells on the connection between art and death. The post Tezer Özlü—the Rebel of Turkish Letters appeared first on The Nation.
Nikki Columbus As Israel intensified its genocide in Gaza, Germany ramped up its long-simmering war on dissent, silencing Palestine solidarity while bolstering its own far right. The post How Germany Silenced Its Artists to Support Israel appeared first on The...