Time to Cancel 2020 Baseball Season: A Lesson for Colleges and Universities
The MLB in-person COVID experiment has been a failure. Colleges and universities should take note of this failure and act accordingly.
Year: 2020
Call For Contributors: New and Old Normals
The Activist History Review invites proposals for our September 2020 issue, “New and Old Normals”.
Complementary Tactics: Connecting Counter-violence and Militant Nonviolence
Militant nonviolence is not only an instrumental complement of counter-violence, it is also an ethic by which one organizes for egalitarian ends.
Conference: Remaking the University in Our Image
To help facilitate egalitarian systems of knowledge production, The Activist History Review will host a digital symposium for early career, independent, and contingent scholars.
Activist Scholarship, #BlackTransLivesMatter, and Consistent Anti-Oppression
We can witness the history of tomorrow while recognizing how the past got us here.
Suspect Science: Today’s Anglo-American Eugenics
Time and time again, the Pioneer Fund subsidized research that advanced eugenic theories about racial difference and actively undermined racial equality.
Anti-Carceral Veganism Webinar
Join us for a roundtable-style webinar discussing carceral veganism that explores an alternative veganism centering total liberation.
Just Like Earl: William Luther Pierce and the Hero Complex of Far-Right Masculinity
Pierce fetishized a particularly patriarchal, violent, and primitive form of masculinity and deliberately sought to attack the masculine insecurities of his readers in order to mobilize a violent hero complex.
“Freedom” and “Nation”: Two Convenient Weapons in a Pandemic Context
By using social networks to circulate their messages, they have persuaded a relevant amount of the Spanish people that Spain’s interest is the interest of them: a wealthy minority actively opposed to the daily concerns of regular people.
The Badge and the Skull: Cops, Militants, and a Punisher Fetish
The symbol stands for vigilante justice and punishment, something that we all should find unsettling when worn by those who are supposedly sworn to protect us.
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