Over 300 writers and counting are boycotting NYT Opinion til NYT calls for an arms embargo on Israel, conducts a review into anti-Palestinian bias, & retracts 'Screams without Words.' Find out more here: https://t.co/YZ9cPgEm4n Then, if a writer, join us: https://t.co/ojRx0O1FAW

@reproutopia with a wonderful reflection on Wittig's work for @e_flux . https://t.co/pqGIlg3tbj

Jonathan Chait has disparaged the NYT Contributor Boycott as an “insidiously illiberal maneuver” that abandons “faith in public reason.” He is right on this point. Antifascism involves—at least outside of dinner parties—a conscious measure of illiberalism. https://t.co/TK6x7xnqvQ

"Antifascism, as I see it, is a specific thing: a barricade that is built when people collectively refuse to pretend any longer that public reasoning, persuasion, and debate are appropriate in the face of the whirr of the killing-machines."

Jonathan Chait has disparaged the NYT Contributor Boycott as an “insidiously illiberal maneuver” that abandons “faith in public reason.” He is right on this point. Antifascism involves—at least outside of dinner parties—a conscious measure of illiberalism. https://t.co/TK6x7xnqvQ

I wrote about why a @wawog_now-led coalition is targeting the Opinion section of the New York Times with a boycott & strike, why I as a freelancer & former contributor am standing in the picket line with hundreds of others, & what it means to draw a line:

You can watch the short clip we all reference in this podcast - of Ghassan Kanafani answering a journalist urging him to embrace a conversation between (as Kanafani puts it) "the sword and the neck" - here:

I wrote about why a @wawog_now-led coalition is targeting the Opinion section of the New York Times with a boycott & strike, why I as a freelancer & former contributor am standing in the picket line with hundreds of others, & what it means to draw a line:

In our latest, @realLandsEnd & @tracyrosenthal_ are joined by Lara Sheehi & @reproutopia of @wawog_now to discuss withholding cultural production as political action and why they organized a boycott to refuse to write for the New York Times Opinion section https://t.co/HmULkbXdZT

With @ZohranKMamdani's win, New York is fighting to save itself. The movement that brought him to office has to stay engaged to deliver his wins. Tonight though, we celebrate. https://t.co/xgveUe40Y4

150 New York Times contributors signed a letter demanding that the paper examine its bias, update its style guide on Israel-Palestine, and call for a US arms embargo https://t.co/oiYw33xMf9

A new WAWOG effort in coalition with a slew of amazing organizations are pushing for a boycott of the New York Times opinion section as they call for changes within the notably pro-Zionist outlet. It’s time the NYT be held accountable. It’s time to boycott.

It's hard to capture just how destructive the biased @nytimes coverage of the genocide in Gaza has been. I am joining 300+ scholars, public figures, and writers in boycotting the Times and demanding accountability. Learn more here: https://t.co/FX3vvk52TU

Over 300 writers and counting are boycotting NYT Opinion til NYT calls for an arms embargo on Israel, conducts a review into anti-Palestinian bias, & retracts 'Screams without Words.' Find out more here: https://t.co/YZ9cPgEm4n Then, if a writer, join us: https://t.co/ojRx0O1FAW

Faculty Writing | @reproutopia in conversation with @ayagruber | "Leaning In to State Violence | for @_inquest_ | https://t.co/fe2FDeQLBN

Out next year- Comrade Delta The 2013 Crisis in Britain’s Largest Far-Left Party “An honest, balanced & well-documented account of an appalling episode” Ian Birchall "An impeccably researched reckoning with the causes of a catastrophic betrayal" Sophie Lewis

This week Inquest interviewed philosopher Sophie Lewis about carceral feminism and shared a medical doctor's argument for making hospitals less like jails. Get the full recap: https://t.co/SzFADMsjAe

tomorrow i will be in philly speaking with @reproutopia about Herculine! https://t.co/RcC3l51nBm

@reproutopia @ayagruber They also offer a lot of insight about what liberatory feminism *doesn't* look like, informed by research from Lewis's newest book 'Enemy Feminisms,' out from @haymarketbooks

"When feminist struggles enter phases of rapprochement with the state, they throw Indigenous, 'deviant,' Black, sexualized, sex-working women and other gender minorities under the bus." @reproutopia talks with @ayagruber about truly abolitionist feminism.