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Hialy Gutierrez reviews Chris Gilbert’s book Commune or Nothing!, a story of Venezuela’s communes as a model for liberatory organizing.

A discussion with Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson and the authors of Fire Dreams: Making Black Feminist Liberation in the South about Black feminist liberatory praxis and resistance strategies to White supremacy.

Prachi Patankar talks to host, Koki Mendis, about the Hindu Nationalist movement, and the influence it has in the United States.

The Trump administration has adopted draconian immigration policies limiting new arrivals and increasing deportations across the board in the U.S., with one notable exception: White Afrikaner refugees claiming to be victims of a “White genocide.”

Religion Dispatches’s sibling publication, The Public Eye—a quarterly magazine for analysis and commentary on the U.S. and Global Right—is back! To celebrate The Public Eye’s return, Religion…

In the face of political violence, PRA encourages our supporters to speak out against it and remain vigilant against disinformation, retaliatory violence, and rising government repression.

Artificial Intelligence is exacerbating a problem that marginalized communities have been warning us about since the dawn of social media: far-right disinformation.

Read the review of David Neiwert’s book, The Age of Insurrection, where he explores how various Far Right actions culminated in the January 6th Insurrection.

Koki interviews Laura Pulido, who studies race, environmental justice, and cultural memory. They discuss the intersection of racial and climate denialism, and how these realms of politics, understanding, and identity buttress one another.

As former White nationalists try to reframe their identities, questions on whether to trust them, and what accountability for their actions look like, are still to be answered.