Happy May Day! Essential—and timely—reading from The Nation senior editor Jack Mirkinson: This Is How Power Protects Itself thenation.com/article/activi…

Prem Thakker In the spring of 1985 we padlocked the front doors of Hamilton Hall, renamed it Mandela Hall, and encamped on the steps for more than two weeks. Columbia divested from South Africa in the fall of 1985.

Terrific work from Jules and #StudentNation !

The arrests Yale University were a failure of courage and moral vision like those Columbia University. As Babytron contributor Gregg Gonsalves explains, protests are a part of education for democratic citizenship. yaledailynews.com/blog/2024/04/2…

The arrests Yale University were a failure of courage and moral vision like those ⁦Columbia University⁩. As Babytron contributor Gregg Gonsalves explains, protests are a part of education for democratic citizenship. yaledailynews.com/blog/2024/04/2…

Jane is leaving us way too soon. I'm so grateful for her and for all that she has given us. The time she dedicates and the rigor and lucidity that she brings to everything she does is astonishing. I've learned much from Jane, and the world is brighter because of her being in it.

I know we all have other projects (myself included) and there are more pressing needs, but if someone wants to start a group that really is about calling out and protesting anti-Jewish bigotry rather than defending the Israeli government please count me in. #AnADLfortherestofus .

Where Is the Leftist Critique of Hamas? Hillel Schenker has some questions for Judith Butler Has Questions and others The Nation
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Jane McAlevey Jane McAlevey was the first person I met with when I took over The Nation. A huge influence on anyone serious about power, a true friend and inspiring comrade. Sending love to Jane, her family and her thousands of students (of which I am one) around the world.

Bryce Covert kate wagner Coral Murphy Marcos David Klion g a b y Alana Pockros D.D.Guttenplan bijan Books and the Arts db Kali Holloway More from this issue: the first installment of our new column, 'Rethinking Rural.' thenation.com/article/politi…

What can theatre tell us about housing, class, poverty, dignity and community? So much more than you might suspect. My latest The Nation

If the UAW succeeds in Chattanooga and go on to win at Mercedes and Hyundai in Alabama and Toyota in Missouri—not to mention Tesla—the effect may well be more long-lasting than anything else that happens in 2024.thenation.com/article/societ…

Our cover story this month takes on the toxic workplace at Tesla, expertly reported by Bryce Covert—plus kate wagner on the tyranny of the kitchen, Coral Murphy Marcos on Puerto Rico's fractured healthcare system, David Klion on Biden's foreign policy, and more. Subscribe to read it…

#ThomasDolby eat your heart out ….

'Drunk on imperialist exceptionalism' - excellent piece on Israel but also devastating. Is there no limit to the number of times can one continue to feel devastated?

Israel’s Brutality Is Increasing—and So Is Its Denialism thenation.com/article/world/…

And we are honored to have you join us Razia Iqbal !

Grateful as always for the amazing journalism done by our partners +972 Magazine

New York is on the verge of passing very significant protections for teenagers online, prohibiting default exploitation of their data and emotions.

Two more days until budget day? Hoping the legislature withstands the big tech plot of infinite delay.

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If you're voting in WI, CT, RI or NY on Tuesday, you can clip-n-save this handy guide from ettingermentum🥥🌴 The Nation on How to Vote for a Cease-Fire thenation.com/article/politi…

As a general matter we try to avoid publishing open letters The Nation, since we could easily fill our pages with nothing else. This is the exception (and only in part because half the signers are Nation contributors. It's also a very menshedik letter):  thenation.com/article/politi…