Asco: Without Permission (Review)
Mexican American filmmaker Travis Gutiérrez Senger follows the evolution of the Los Angeles-based art collective Asco, and their lasting impact on Chicano art.
“No Football Between The Concentration Camps”
The 1978 World Cup, hosted by Argentina’s military dictatorship, spawned powerful calls for a boycott, demands that echo today in the U.S. as social movements confront rising authoritarianism through fútbol.
The 2026 World Cup, ICE, and the Long Shadow of USA ‘94
The 2026 “Save the World Cup Act” Stirs Up Hidden Histories of Latino Immigration Activism during USA ‘94.
Mexico and the Hegemon’s Handcuffs
From the Bracero crisis of 1954 to today's cartel wars, Mexico has framed subordination as partnership, though history suggests that room to maneuver exists—albeit within limits set by Washington.
Dispatch from Minneapolis: We Won, but the Fight is Far From Over
From rapid response networks to labor strikes and tenant organizing, how anti-ICE organizers built a mass movement in the Twin Cities.
Homeland Empire | Under the Shadow, Season 2, Episode 6
We are seeing an unprecedented reorganization of domestic and foreign policy in the United States. Both of them deployed to achieve the same goal — punish the opposition to Trump.
Maduro Was “Captured,” Our Campus Doesn’t Have to Be
As a right-wing center harnesses public funds to bolster U.S. imperial power at Florida International University (FIU), a faculty member issues an urgent call to resist.
As Detention Surges Under Trump, Organizers Build a Lasting Movement
As the president pumps $45 billion into ICE over the next three years, activists and communities must balance rapid response with longer-term resistance.
Learning from the Los Angeles Protests
In the wake of widespread protests against deportations that began in Los Angeles earlier this month, left and feminist movements must develop a future facing vision to combat fascism.
How the Grandson of a Dictator Lobbies for Sanctions Against Brazil in the U.S.
Based in Florida and charged by federal prosecutors, Paulo Figueiredo is a close ally of the Bolsonaro family and is campaigning in the U.S. against Brazilian Supreme Court justices.
Monuments of Mourning: Remembering the Victims of the Key Bridge Collapse
After the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland took the lives of six Central American and Mexican men, a grieving community built a memorial to remember them.
Sovereignty and Extortion: A New State Form in Mexico (Review)
Lomnitz’s book explores the historical construction of the Mexican state and analyzes its failure to adapt successfully to its neoliberal transformation.
