Waging Lawfare
Trump’s executive order on antisemitism caps a decades-long fight to make Palestine solidarity activism all but illegal.
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Accounting for Jews of Color
Critics say a new article challenging the number of Jews of color undermines the slow progress Jews of color have made in securing communal funding for inclusivity efforts.
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No Bark, No Bite
Senate Democrats’ watered-down letter on annexation is an object lesson in how Biden’s candidacy is already letting Israel off the hook.
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Attacks From Pro-Israel Groups Threaten California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum
Scholars say bad-faith complaints of antisemitism could thwart potential alliances between Jewish studies and ethnic studies.
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Amazon Workers Say Warehouse Health Precautions Are Insufficient
A recent survey of hundreds of Amazon warehouse employees gives new insight into the conditions that are prompting worker revolt.
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Nurses Everywhere Are Organizing
With or without a union, nurses in harm’s way are turning to collective action to demand better protections.
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Freelance Journalists in Crisis
The pandemic exacerbates existing struggles for freelancers as the media landscape becomes even more precarious.
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“We Are Sitting Ducks”
As the Covid-19 crisis escalates, incarcerated people across the country describe a climate of fear, uncertainty, and unpreparedness.
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The Making of an Echo Chamber
Benjamin Netanyahu faces criminal charges for the obsessive efforts to reshape Israeli media that have defined his career.
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