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.
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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.
How do We Seek “Justice for George”?
Putting a more compassionate and humane face to a grave inhumanity cannot be justice.
Call for Contributors: Undergraduate Experiences of Pandemic and Protest
The Activist History Review invites proposals for our July 2020 issue, “Undergraduate Experiences of Pandemic and Protest”
Radicalizing Care: Street Medics and Solidarity
The now is heavy with the past. An anti-fascist future depends upon knowing this past. Medics work towards this future informed by a muddied past.
Call for Contributors: Responding to Far-Right Militants
The Activist History Review invites proposals for our June 2020 issue, “Responding to Far-Right Militants.”
More-than-Human Stories Among Brazilian Rubber Seeds from a Local-Global Perspective and Its Entanglements
Rubber materials such as gloves, tires, and industrial items shaped the world to what one might call ‘modern’ by the turn of 20th century.
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