Kashmir | Mapping an Occupied City
Kashmir's capital Srinagar is the political center for the Indian occupation that bends nature to serve itself and physically disrupts everything that refuses to serve it.
Mariya Nadeem Khan
Imane Khelif: Refusing the violent fiction of binary gender
Analyzing binary gender discourses around boxer Imane Khelif without underpinning its racialized and colonial roots risks trivializing gender as mere identity politics, instead of addressing it as a structural relation
Niharika Pandit
Colonial Roots of Racialized ‘Others’ in Japan’s Migration Policy
Japan's migration policy echoes its colonial history, leading to racialized treatment of migrant workers and perpetuating labor exploitation.
Moet Toyoda
The Zionist Use of Homophobia and Sexuality
Zionists disparage expressions of queer and feminist solidarity with Palestinian liberation, weaponizing gender and sexuality to perpetuate the colonial subjugation of Palestinians.
Abeera Khan
Edward Said’s Counterpoint and Colonial Echoes of Music
From the imposition of Western norms to the neglect of indigenous melodies, the narrative of music history reflects a story of power and resilience.
Tasha Zakhar
Colonizing Kashmir
Hafsa Kanjwal's book examines the intentions and implications of Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad's state-building policies in Kashmir in the context of India’s colonial occupation.
Goldie Osuri
The political economy of carnage in central Africa
As the battle for mineral extraction in Congo continues, Congolese people suffer abuse both at home and abroad as they try to escape the violence.
Likam Kyanzaire
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