Natasha Lennard
What Does It Mean to Live a Non-Fascist Life?
Natasha Lennard's new book, "Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist Life," examines the day-to-day considerations of practicing anti-fascism.
The Supreme Court Shouldn't Say Intentions Matter Most When It Comes to Violent Threats on Social Media
With the case of Anthony Elonis' violent rap lyrics posted on Facebook, the Supreme Court has a chance to better our legal framework surrounding online threats.
Darren Wilson's Testimony and the Historically Racist 'Black Devil' Trope
Whether or not he meant to, the Ferguson cop contributed to a centuries-old tradition of racism in describing Mike Brown's facial expression as "demon."
Occupy Central Is Not Like Previous Protest Movements
The Hong Kong pro-democracy protests borrow from a global language of dissent, but are reflective of the very specific politics and history of the administrative region.
Deradicalization Programs Are the Wrong Response to the Islamic State
It is counterproductive to treat the anger within Islamist extremism as purely irrational without recognizing some of the grounds for it.
Tragedy Can Be Tweeted, But Our Rage Should Transcend Social Media
A funeral, a shooting, and a beheading demonstrated both the power and limitations of social media when faced with pain and horror.
Justice for Mike Brown Can't Wait for Justice for His Killer Cop
Even if Officer Darren Wilson receives a hefty jail sentence, he should not be the scapegoat nor "bad apple" that lets cops off the hook.
How Dare Mayor de Blasio Tell New Yorkers To Submit to the NYPD
In the midst of national outrage over police killing unarmed black men, no one should urge faith in the criminal justice system.
Prison and Exile for Luke O'Donovan: A Price of Fighting Back Against Gay Bashers
A 21-year-old queer man in Atlanta is the latest victim of the justice system's allegiance with homophobic and transphobic violence.
The Ferguson Riots Are Not a Shift Away from Peace, They're a Challenge to Violence
Property destruction and looting after cops kill teens are not senseless or distracting — that's what fighting back looks like.
The Fight for Justice is a Fight Against the NYPD
Mothers of young men killed by cops demand reform. We must realize that this is not a campaign but a fight to be fought.
Mandating Condom Use in Porn Is Wrongheaded and Stupid
No good argument can be made for requiring porn to set a good example for safer sex practices on-screen.