History
Too Long Have Others Spoken for Us
Journalists of color and their continued struggle to democratize our society
History
History
The U.S. Immigration Regime Is ‘Racist by Design’
A conversation with historian Dr. Kelly Lytle Hernández about the historic whites-only system driving the U.S. immigration machine
History
25 Years After 9/11, Have We Learned From Our Choices?
Reckoning with that terrible day and the forever wars, mass surveillance and anti-Muslim hysteria that followed
Tech
What the Flock? Exposing Big Tech’s Surveillance State
As spying becomes big business, more people are mobilizing to resist mass surveillance
Media
‘Barrio Television’ Broke the Mold
Christina DiPasquale is making sure this important moment of media activism isn’t forgotten
Media
Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw and the Need for More ‘Backtalkers’
The legendary legal scholar says we must ‘resist the stories that we’re being told that tell us that there’s nothing that we can or should do to change the circumstances’
Future of Journalism
Looking Back, Looking Forward on New Jersey’s Groundbreaking Effort to Support Local News
While inspiring similar initiatives nationwide, New Jersey’s Civic Information Consortium faces a funding threat at home
History
Our Copa: A Different World Cup Is Possible
The planet’s greatest sporting event has become a site of autocracy, corruption, repression and surveillance
Free Speech
The Antidote to Surveillance Is Solidarity
Why we’re launching a grassroots campaign to stop government spying
Media
Media Consolidation Threatens to Lock Away Our Shared History
The Archival Producers Alliance is working to save our audiovisual heritage before it disappears
History
Five Questions with Jazmine Ulloa
How the history of the United States flows through El Paso