Author: Namit Arora

Columns

Of Migrants, Muslims, and Other Non-People

Namit Arora

April 22, 2020

The coronavirus lays bare India's shameful inequalities.

Quagmire Days

J.C. Hallman

April 20, 2020

Settling in for the “Covid Spring” in small-town Wyoming.

Go Down, Cuomo

Ross Barkan

April 16, 2020

Before coronavirus rendered New York a dystopia, September 11 was supposed to be the defining cataclysm of our lifetimes. The Boomers got JFK, and we got two planes obliterating the Twin Towers live on television. Nearly three thousand died in the 2001 terrorist attacks and out ...

A Tale of Two Lockdowns

David Lida

April 14, 2020

As Coronavirus approaches Mexico, the poor are left exposed.

Homage to Albert Murray

Clifford Thompson

April 08, 2020

Reflections on the fifteenth anniversary of The Omni-Americans.

Amnesiac Warmongers

Chris Gelardi

March 27, 2020

Obama staffers launder their culpability in Yemen.

Genealogy of a Pogrom

Tanweer Fazal

March 26, 2020

Reflections on the mob violence against Muslims in Delhi.

The Visible Man

Soraya Roberts

March 13, 2020

Invisibility and Platonic justice in the #MeToo era

A Dismal Jubilee

Bruce Robbins

March 10, 2020

Rashid Khalidi’s new book surveys a century of imperialism and resistance in Palestine.

Militarize, Destabilize, Deport, Repeat

Steven D. Cohen

March 05, 2020

The enduring legacy of Plan Colombia.

Appetite for Reconstruction

Andrew Marzoni

February 27, 2020

Is Axl Rose engaging in a bit of resistance grift?

Terminal Diagnosis

Holmes Chan

February 25, 2020

For many Hongkongers, 2019 was a grueling emotional journey that changed how they viewed themselves and the city they call home.