Essays
Sara Lynn Younes
Parallels between Lebanon and Gaza: What is the cost of looking away?
Camilla Donzelli
Prosfygika and the War on Communal Life: collective resistance in the age of gentrification
Jwan Zreiq
In Memory of Ahmad Kaabour: the sound of the land, the heartbeat of the people
Qamar Refaat
Genderqueer and Here in Cairo
Nancy Uddin
The Layered Grief of Leaving Dubai: open for business while being bombed
Sarah Sinno
Sacred Land Made Unlivable: Ecocide as Israeli Strategy in South Lebanon and the Litani River
Catherine Tansey
A Brewmaster in Palestine: Brewing Through Blackouts and Blockades in The West Bank
Chrystine Mhanna
Where Do We Direct Our Misplaced Lebanese Anger?
Joanne Hayek and Tatiana Fayad
For Lebanon's Vanina, Fashion Is Collective Resistance
Jordan Gale, Economic Hardship Recording Project
American Fault Lines: How America’s last frontier reflects the broader unraveling of the United States
Denise Morillo
Collateral Language: I saw bombs raining over Beirut, CNN saw "crossfire"
Marina Simonet Hernandez Jurado
Argentina’s Migration “Security Turn”: How Javier Milei’s Migration Policies Are Reshaping Belonging in Argentina
Borrowed Geography: How US Bases Serve the Empire
Rojin Namer, Jwan Zreiq
Kurdistan and Palestine: Mapping Solidarity Beyond Colonial Borders
Yasmine Hamdan, Céline Semaan
Yasmine Hamdan: I Remember, I Forget
Isadora Szklo
The Trump Corollary: A Warning for Latin American Sovereign
Forced From Home: Women Living Through Lebanon’s Evacuation Zones
Ayesha Le Breton
Weaving Palestinian Heritage with Lara Salous’ Wool Woman
Louis Pisano
Mark Zuckerberg Went to the Prada Show In Milan. It Wasn’t For Fashion
Emma Cieslik
How to unpack and resist a pedophilic beauty standard: In a post-Epstein file world
Brianna Holt
To Leave, or Not to Leave? That Is the Question.
Harnessing queer and trans protest magic: How magic has become a conduit to resist and demand justice
Corinne Jabbour
Seeds of Chronic Hope
Nature As the Battlefield: Ecocide in Lebanon and Corporate Empire
Jill Damatac
ICE Attacks Are a Food Sovereignty Issue
Joi Lee
To Grieve Together Is to Heal Together: Rituals of Care In Minneapolis
How to Resist “Organized Loneliness”: resisting isolation in the age of digital authoritarianism
Simón Rodriguez
Venezuela should be neither dictatorship nor colony: An interview with union leader Eduardo Sánchez
Holly Mason Badra
Against Kurdish Erasure: From the editor of Sleeping in the Courtyard
Rainesford Stauffer
The Toll Working Multiple Jobs Takes on Young People
Zameena Mejia
Bad Bunny's Halftime Show Is About So Much More Than Symbolism
Jeremiah Zaeske
A Call to Arms
Mattea Mun
This is America: Land of the Occupied, Home of the Capitalists
Couture in Paris, Cuts at the 'Post'
Conchita Hernandez Legorreta, Qudsiya Naqui
Why We Must Bring Disability into Immigrant Liberation
From Seoul to Gaza: How a Grassroots Coalition Is Rewriting the Politics of Solidarity
Hala Alyan
Hala Alyan: What Motherhood Taught Me About Allyship: An Invitation to Be Bound to One Another
Paulina Odeth Flores Bañuelos
The “Modern-Day Columbus”? Or, What Lies Behind A Bread Culture
Helena Aslani
When the Vessel Overflows: Gham and the Limits of Endurance
Adam Theodor Lantz
Beyond Left and Right: Why liberation demands abandoning inherited binaries — even our own
Scarlett Anderton
Sex Workers on “hey @grok”: “It’s about humiliation”
Yalda Keshavarzi
Beyond the Noise: on exhaustion and the right to dream beyond empire
Kaveh Rostamkhani
Unrest in Iran: A Feast for Vultures
Kang-Chun Cheng
The FPV Drone Pilots Behind the Ukrainian War
The OU Essay and the Christian Persecution Complex
Theft of Existence: What goes beyond the theft of culture
Venezuelans on Venezuela:
Trump’s attack on Venezuela: An Exemplary Punishment
Yumiko Sakuma
A Lone Protester, Rain or Shine: One Man’s Daily Act of Dissent in Japan
Collis Browne
Sanctions are a Tool of Empire
Luken Ignacio Quintana
Dissonant Solidarity: Venezuela and the International Left
Taguhi Torosyan
Digital Currents, Living Worlds: Ecological Resistance in a Networked Age
We are not Living in Unprecedented Times: The myth of American democracy – why U.S. intervention in Venezuela should not surprise us
Caribe Lunar
Venezuela: Beyond False Choices
Scholasticide in Gaza: On the Systematic Destruction of Palestinian Education
Collis Browne, Céline Semaan, EIP Editors
Mamdani & The Era of Possibilities
Alissa Quart
Our Era of Insecurity: How Unaffordability and Uncertainty Became Our Monoculture
Céline Semaan
On the Failures of Mainstream Media: The Rise of Independent Newsrooms
Sue Ariza
Mercy Over Speed: Revolutionizing Our Political Imagination
Malcolm X and Islam: U.S. Islamophobia Didn’t Start with 9/11
The Billionaire Who Bought the Met Gala: What the Bezoses’ Check Means for Fashion’s Future
Palestine Institute for Public Diplomacy
Communicating Palestine: A Guide for Liberation and Narrative Power
MIT Coalition for Palestine
Engineering for Genocide at MIT
Designing Possible Futures: The Book
Jibal, Jenny Gustafsson
Zaatar Near the Border
Sarah Huneidi
Education Against the End of the World: The Pedagogical Insurgency of Creative Space Beirut
Ruwan Teodros
There is no future here, and yet I stay
Kamee Abrahamian
S is for Snails and Solidarity: On Parenting, Palestine, and Raising Kids Who Take a Stance
Hiba Abid
Niyū Yūrk: 3 Centuries of Middle Eastern and North African Culture in New York City
Ana Beatriz Reitz do Valle Gameiro
The British Museum Gala and the Deep Echoes of Colonialism
Aryana Goodarzi
Mirror Mirror on the Wall: The Art That Proves How Queer Iran Once Was
Richie Reseda
My Healing is not Found in Someone Else’s Punishment
Keyah Hanwi
Who is COP for, really?
Collis Browne, Rachel Sonis
The Real Test for Zohran Mamdani—and the Rest of Us
EIP Editors
Black Liberation Views on Palestine
Water Protector Legal Collective
Honoring Indigenous Resilience
100+ Years of Genocidal Intent in Palestine
From Sabra & Shatila to Gaza: The UN’s Century of Failure and the Rise of Alternatives
France in Revolt: Debt, Uranium, and the Costs of Macron-ism
Sahibzada Mayed
Nothing about this Bodymind is Accidental
Aditi Desai, Edwina Daher
Love Letter to Lebanon
Claire Touzard
Let’s Be Mad: Mad World
Indonesia at a Crossroads: Revolt, Reckoning, and Reform
Derecka Purnell
Clear Backpacks, Columbine, and the Colors of School Safety
Eliza Salamon & MB
To Do the Greatest Harm: Cornell University’s Complicity in International Violence & Destruction
Ziad Rahbani and the Art of Creative Rebellion
The State Cannot Hold this Kind of Love
Lars Byrresen Petersen
The Sole of Discontent: A History of Political Shoe-Throwing
Najla Abdellatif Vallander
Reclaiming a Lost Imagination
Giada Lubomirski
Mní On Trial: Listening to Indigenous Voices on Standing Rock
Noguchi Rights
Make No Mistake: White Supremacy at The Noguchi Museum
Sheena Sood
Looking for Loud Luxury: On Color, Chromophobia, and Colonialism
Jenan A. Matari
Indigenous Motherhood
Mona Seif
Free Alaa
Anam Raheem
Uncountable
Who’s afraid of AI? We have been living in the AI era much longer than you think
Culture Must Be the Moral Compass That Geopolitics and Economics Will Never Be
Socialist Girl Summer: How Capitalism Spent Billions to Demonize Socialism — And Why That Spell Is Breaking
Who’s Profiting from Genocide? What Francesca Albanese’s Report Reveals—and Why It Matters for the Climate
What Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Really Means
J.P. Hill
Zohran is for the People: and that Scares the U.S. Empire
The Wedding That Ate Venice
Urgent Appeal Concerning the Arbitrary Detention, Torture, and Medical Neglect of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya by the Israeli Military
Are we at a Turning Point? Trump, Israel, and America’s Endless Wars
Heat Waves Are Not a Natural Disaster, They Are Political
The Monster You Made: How the U.S. Engineers its Enemies
Black Joy as Rebellion: Juneteenth, Gaza, and the Struggle for Global Liberation
The West’s Manufactured Fear: How Media Made “The Middle-East” the Enemy
Isamu Noguchi: A Legacy Split in Two
Omisade Burney-Scott
The Ecosystem of Refusal: Menopause and the Power of Maroon Space
Carl Lorenz Cervantes
Cross-Indigenous Dialogue to Bridge Cultural Differences
Jonathan Dent
Hope Without Illusion: Astrology of Liberation, June 2025
Mahmood Bassam
Dispatches from Gaza
Abducting Families on Occupied Land: The Shared Logic of ICE and the IDF
Protect the Citizens on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla
Mosab Abu-Toha
Dispatch from Gaza, June 4, 2025
A Woman is a School:
The Anger of Recognition: Witnessing Gaza and the Pain of Belated Solidarity
Rima Hassan Onboard the Freedom Flotilla
Thom Yorke and the New Trap of Liberal Zionism
Memory Is Political
Sustainable Fashion Is Colonial—And Silent About Palestine
Collis Browne, Céline Semaan
Worldbuilding Amidst World Crumbling - the new Slow Factory: Algorithms of Authoritarianism vs the Media We Need Now
Patricia Duggan
Your Nervous System under Fascism: A Decolonial Polyvagal Exploration
Not a Moment of Silence: Marking 77 Years of Nakba
The Land Testifies: Indigenous Resistance in a World on Fire
The Land Keeps the Score
maya finoh
Trump and McCarthyism: Political Deportations in Context
Alexandra Jane
Becoming a Black Feminist Explorer Under a Well Known Sun
Nadia Irshaid Gilbert
Resistance Recipe: Pickles
Mazen Alsafi
The Aesthetic of Liberation: Building a Visual Language for Liberation
Fashion (still) has a Fascism Problem: From Mussolini to Musk, the fashion industry’s troubling alliance with power persists.
Layla Saliba
The Future Belongs to the Brave: A needed approach for Academia
The Dandy Strikes Back: The Bold Legacy of Black Elegance (and Why the 2025 Met Gala Might Be Its Riskiest Yet)
Reclaiming the Algorithm: Why We Built Everything Is Political
Disorientalizing
Kashmir and Manufacturing Consent in Real Time
Sustainable Resistance: 10 Ways to Counter Fascism Beyond the Streets
Slow Factory, Collective for Architecture Lebanon (CAL)
The Land Remembers: Reclaiming Lebanon Through Architecture and Resistance
Space Tourism Isn’t Progress. It’s Propaganda.
Israel’s Environmental Degradation in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria
A Woman is Political
Paola Arrigoni
Trans Boxing: Art Project or Boxing Club?
Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian
Undocumented Rights: 12 Key Points for Rapid Response & Preparedness
Brandon Morris
Dressing the Invisible
The Astrology of Liberation: Horoscope for March 2025
Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Sudan: Forgotten by whom?
Urbicide as a Weapon: How Israel Destroys Land, Memory, & Heritage
Nour Al Ghraowi
What Does Freedom Feel Like When You’re Miles Away From Home?
Vanessa Cuccia
Pleasure through Pressure is not Liberation
Maya Al Zaben
DIY OR DIE/ KILL YOUR IDOLS
Why Fascists Fear Education
Travis Nichols
Raising the Price of Protest
Is ICE the New Gestapo?
Is it a coup?
Nan Goldin, Mohamad Abdouni, Céline Semaan
On Art, Life & Activism: Nan Goldin, photographed by Mohamad Abdouni, interviewed by Céline Semaan
Mouneh-Making in Times of War
Middle Eastern / North African Tattoo Artists: Queering Tattoo Culture
Natalie Garland
Reimagining Ethical Fashion
Anita Kopacz
In the Eye of the Storm: Resistance, Rest, and the Legacy of Oya
Sara Rammal
Cordelia: a Story of Survival
Earshot
Zifzafa: Where Sound Meets Sovereignty in the Occupied Jawlan
Trump & Climate
A Profitless World
Memo: Designing for our Freedoms
Social Media, Censorship, and Owning our Futures
Designing for Justice: The Slow Factoryʼs Role in Amplifying Global South Voices & Narratives
Najma Sharif
Seas Remember: Black Muslim Resistance Across the Americas
The Beqaa’s Juniper Trees: A Tale of Multiple Crises
Céline Semaan, Lina Soualem
Exile to expression: how Lina Soualem’s film challenges colonial narratives
“Greater Israel”: A Not So Hidden Ambition
Sarah Cassidy-Seyoum
The Genocidal War on Tigray: Where We Are and How We Got Here
Nevin Naeem Al-Hasanat
There is No Dignity in Genocide.
The Legacy of Elizabeth Street Garden & the Fight for Green Spaces
The Palestinian Ring: Boxing, women, and bombings in Gaza
Education for Our Liberation: Reflections on the 60th Anniversary of the Summer 1964 SNCC Freedom School Program in Mississippi
Systemic Change is Difficult and Dangerous
Sudan: Civilian Rule is the Will of the People
Sha’Mira Covington
Black Fashion: Revolution and the Somatics of Joy and Pleasure
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