By DANIEL COSTA: Xênia, Liniker and Linn do not occupy spaces — they create universes. Their black and dissident bodies are beacons of a future that has already arrived: where Brazilian music finally recognizes itself as multiple, ancestral and insurgent.
By GEORGES DIDI-HUBERMAN: When Didi-Huberman states that the situation in Gaza constitutes “the supreme insult that the current government of the Jewish state inflicts on what should remain its very foundation,” she exposes the central contradiction of contemporary Zionism.
By PAULO FERNANDES SILVEIRA: From Florestan Fernandes' conference on the “new black” in 1975 to the MNU demonstration in 1978, the military dictatorship obsessively documented every step of Brazilian racial consciousness
By EMILIO CAFASSI: From the laboratory of impunity in Gaza to the complicit silence of Europe: a genocide that exposes the ethical bankruptcy of modern reason
By MARCEL ALENTEJO OF THE GOOD DEATH & LAZAR OLIVEIRA: Modern slavery is fundamental to the formation of the subject's identity in the otherness of the enslaved person
By PETER PÁL PELBART: “Not in our name.” The urgent call to Brazilian Jews against the genocide in Gaza
By MÁRIO MAESTRI: Power relations and resistance – a critical analysis of colonial slavery and its contemporary implications
By MARTÍN MARTINELLI & PEIMAN SALEHI: There is an axis of resistance to the establishment of “controlled chaos” by the US and Israel, formed by a network of movements and states in West Asia, Africa and other regions of the
By SHAY HAZKANI & TAMIR SOREK: New poll finds 82% of Israelis support expelling Gazans.
By LISZT VIEIRA: Fragments on the religious and cultural origins of the genocide in Gaza
By MERON RAPOPORT: With US support, the Zionist state is now testing a new level of violence – turning 2 million Palestinians into hostages in a besieged enclave, where resistance will be punishable by death. The 'de-occupation' is a myth;
By VIVEK CHIBBER: The right attacks 'wokism' as if it were Marxism, the left defends it as if it were progressivism. Neither realizes that it is, above all, the symptom of a left that has forgotten how to talk about
By PETRÔNIO DOMINGUES: Donald Trump revitalizes America's structural racism, transforming economic and demographic anxieties into a supremacist crusade that challenges the multicultural order and fuels global tensions
By GABRIEL DOS SANTOS ROCHA: Clóvis Moura, more than a theorist of the racial issue in Brazil, was an engaged intellectual, who denounced Zionist colonialism, showing that his anti-racism was as universal as his criticism of capitalism
By HELENA PONTES DOS SANTOS: From May 12th to 13th: the farce of abolition that never ended – how structural racism keeps black men and women without labor rights in Brazil
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: Documentary “Without Ground” Exposes Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing of the West Bank — and the World That Chooses Not to See
By MARIA RITA LOUREIRO & BERNARDO RICUPERO: By attacking Reginaldo Nasser and Bruno Huberman, the university that resisted the dictatorship now capitulates to Zionist authoritarianism, and strikes
academic freedom in Brazil
By LAZAR VASCONCELOS OLIVEIRA: Shakespeare's play Othello is a great illustration that can be used to understand the suppression of the black body in a libidinal economy.
By JALDES MENESES: Political realignment and historical bloc in the Brazilian “northern question”
By MARIANA EL KHOURY OLIVEIRA & ANDRÉ KAYSEL: The duality between Vargas Llosa's literary and political-intellectual legacy – the intersection between his works and his political choices
By DANIEL COSTA: Xênia, Liniker and Linn do not occupy spaces — they create universes. Their black and dissident bodies are beacons of a future that has already arrived: where Brazilian music finally recognizes itself as multiple, ancestral and insurgent.
By GEORGES DIDI-HUBERMAN: When Didi-Huberman states that the situation in Gaza constitutes “the supreme insult that the current government of the Jewish state inflicts on what should remain its very foundation,” she exposes the central contradiction of contemporary Zionism.
By PAULO FERNANDES SILVEIRA: From Florestan Fernandes' conference on the “new black” in 1975 to the MNU demonstration in 1978, the military dictatorship obsessively documented every step of Brazilian racial consciousness
By EMILIO CAFASSI: From the laboratory of impunity in Gaza to the complicit silence of Europe: a genocide that exposes the ethical bankruptcy of modern reason
By MARCEL ALENTEJO OF THE GOOD DEATH & LAZAR OLIVEIRA: Modern slavery is fundamental to the formation of the subject's identity in the otherness of the enslaved person
By PETER PÁL PELBART: “Not in our name.” The urgent call to Brazilian Jews against the genocide in Gaza
By MÁRIO MAESTRI: Power relations and resistance – a critical analysis of colonial slavery and its contemporary implications
By MARTÍN MARTINELLI & PEIMAN SALEHI: There is an axis of resistance to the establishment of “controlled chaos” by the US and Israel, formed by a network of movements and states in West Asia, Africa and other regions of the
By SHAY HAZKANI & TAMIR SOREK: New poll finds 82% of Israelis support expelling Gazans.
By LISZT VIEIRA: Fragments on the religious and cultural origins of the genocide in Gaza
By MERON RAPOPORT: With US support, the Zionist state is now testing a new level of violence – turning 2 million Palestinians into hostages in a besieged enclave, where resistance will be punishable by death. The 'de-occupation' is a myth;
By VIVEK CHIBBER: The right attacks 'wokism' as if it were Marxism, the left defends it as if it were progressivism. Neither realizes that it is, above all, the symptom of a left that has forgotten how to talk about
By PETRÔNIO DOMINGUES: Donald Trump revitalizes America's structural racism, transforming economic and demographic anxieties into a supremacist crusade that challenges the multicultural order and fuels global tensions
By GABRIEL DOS SANTOS ROCHA: Clóvis Moura, more than a theorist of the racial issue in Brazil, was an engaged intellectual, who denounced Zionist colonialism, showing that his anti-racism was as universal as his criticism of capitalism
By HELENA PONTES DOS SANTOS: From May 12th to 13th: the farce of abolition that never ended – how structural racism keeps black men and women without labor rights in Brazil
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: Documentary “Without Ground” Exposes Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing of the West Bank — and the World That Chooses Not to See
By MARIA RITA LOUREIRO & BERNARDO RICUPERO: By attacking Reginaldo Nasser and Bruno Huberman, the university that resisted the dictatorship now capitulates to Zionist authoritarianism, and strikes
academic freedom in Brazil
By LAZAR VASCONCELOS OLIVEIRA: Shakespeare's play Othello is a great illustration that can be used to understand the suppression of the black body in a libidinal economy.
By JALDES MENESES: Political realignment and historical bloc in the Brazilian “northern question”
By MARIANA EL KHOURY OLIVEIRA & ANDRÉ KAYSEL: The duality between Vargas Llosa's literary and political-intellectual legacy – the intersection between his works and his political choices