What an honor to be reviewed alongside fellow UCLA sociology alum neil gong! Thank you for the thoughtful review Scott W. Stern and The New Republic

Great, great piece vulture.com/article/curb-y…

New investigation by Yuval Abraham יובל אברהם in +972 Magazine & שיחה מקומית reveals that the Israeli army has developed an AI program known as “Lavender” to mark 37,000 Gazans as suspects for assassination, with little human oversight and a permissive policy for casualties. 972mag.com/lavender-ai-is…

Every Senate Dem except Sanders voted for this

JUST IN: Rep. Rashida Tlaib said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'shouldn't come to Congress, he should be sent to the Hague' axios.com/2024/03/21/net…

A really thought-provoking piece jacobin.com/2024/03/left-p…

“We find ourselves in an unprecedented situation. Never before have so many witnessed an industrial-scale slaughter in real time. Yet the prevailing callousness, timidity and censorship disallows, even mocks, our shock and grief.” lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

So far 30% of the vote in Wayne County is uncommitted

One of liberalism’s delusions is that there can be ethical forms of capital.

I wrote about the bad immigration bill as a sign that the Gaza war is more likely to be a defining conflict of the 21st century than a hangover from the 20th

I haven’t been able to stop thinking about what Gustavo Petro said recently: “What we see in Gaza is the rehearsal of the future”

What a way to end an interview about literary studies!! From the great walter been michael nybooks.com/online/2024/02…

Good piece that touches on one of the biggest points I try to make in my book: the real politics is not about politicians.

Check out my latest, a review of Joshua Green's engaging new book on the electoral left, in The New Republic! With nods to new books by Ryan Grim and Hamilton Nolan.

Thanks, as always to Laura Marsh for the trenchant edits! newrepublic.com/article/178135…

From Scott W. Stern: Joshua Green’s focus on elected officials limits his analysis. The “rebels” most likely to bring about the most transformative change are almost certainly the ones organizing workplaces and communities, not electeds.
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