In our latest, we speak with Ruth Wilson Gilmore and Craig Gilmore about the rapid escalation of police forces and carceral logics on US streets and why abolition is the only way
https://t.co/YlzOCCqrQD
In our latest, we speak with John Washington @jbwashing about his new book How to Close a Camp: Dispatches from the Fight Against Immigrant Detention
https://t.co/6Mi90s09oE
Ian Hacking: “The normal was one of a pair. Its opposite was the pathological and for a short time its domain was chiefly medical. Then it moved into the sphere of - almost everything. People, behaviour, states of affairs, diplomatic relations, molecules: all these may be normal
In our latest, we discuss the Trump administration’s announcement it has unilaterally kicked 760,000 people off of their health insurance, why they were able to do it to so little outcry, and what it means as an escalation in the so-called “War on Fraud”
https://t.co/T2Tl8bahN9
In our latest, we discuss the Trump administration’s announcement it has unilaterally kicked 760,000 people off of their health insurance, why they were able to do it to so little outcry, and what it means as an escalation in the so-called “War on Fraud”
https://t.co/T2Tl8bahN9
In today’s episode, we return to our conversation about Trump’s early push to expand involuntary commitment, with a new introduction on the administration’s recent attacks on Section 504 and Olmstead
https://t.co/uP7tTfVgqX
In today’s episode, we return to our conversation about Trump’s early push to expand involuntary commitment, with a new introduction on the administration’s recent attacks on Section 504 and Olmstead
https://t.co/uP7tTfVgqX
what if the measure of good political analysis isn’t simply how many people immediately agree, but how well it helps people understand their life and what it makes possible for them to do together?
In our latest, we speak with Nate Holdren @n_hold about how the concept of “gerontocracy” points us away from structural conditions while at the same time reinforcing dominant ideas about disposability
https://t.co/BIG9ItKacZ
In today’s episode, we walk through what studies show are the health impacts of data centers on the communities they're built in and why the dramatic rise of anti-data center sentiment can't be dismissed as a "moral panic”—now unlocked
https://t.co/k3WlORnkxt