Chuck Schumer, Dan Goldman, Jerry Nadler, Kathy Hochul, Letitia James, Vanessa Gibson, and Mark Levine all marched in a parade with this wanted war criminal just two weeks ago.
@germaine_queer When I took a seminar on the Metaphysics my prof swore by the C.D.C. Reeve translations for Aristotle as the most accessible “high-quality” translation. The notes section was very thorough with contextual discussion of individual clauses and words in almost each instance.
from JD Vance, to Karp, to Batya Unger-Sargon, to the Dimes Square phenomenon, the through line is inter-elite resentment. their primary psychic motivation is bad grad school experiences which they’ve turned into a worldview
after a long wait, our forum article on the uses and abuses of the anticolonial in global reactionary politics is finally online!
https://t.co/FfdUdUd8Ow
for the @INTPOLITSOCIO 20th anniversary special issue
"This was a targeted assassination.”
Israeli strikes killed journalist Amal Khalil in the southern Lebanese town of at-Tiri on Wednesday after she reportedly took shelter inside a house from an earlier drone strike.
Khalil, a correspondent for Al-Akhbar, had reportedly shared her location with colleagues, the International Committee of the Red Cross, United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, and Lebanese authorities while seeking safety.
In a video report from Beirut, journalist Courtney Bonneau said Khalil was “executed in a targeted airstrike” and described the incident as an assassination, saying, “This was a blatant murder. This was a targeted assassination.”
She also said that Israeli forces fired live ammunition and stun grenades at Red Cross teams attempting to reach the site, preventing rescue efforts.
@eleanoir Her video on critiques of “the West” comes to mind where she advocates for jettisoning the concept altogether (whatever that means) because if imperialism has started in Africa it would have been “just as brutal.”
@eleanoir This clarifies something for me. I enjoyed some of her video essays when I was younger, but in retrospect she regularly avoided taking political positions that didn’t acquiesce to the status quo. She would conclude with a cosmopolitan love of “complicated reflection.”