Jacobin Radio: October Uprisings in Chile and Lebanon
Suzi talks to Pablo Abufom and Gilbert Achcar about the ongoing massive protest movements in Chile and Lebanon, where for more than two weeks the mobilization and demonstrations have spread spectacula...
30 Okt 201958min
The Dig: Worldmaking after Empire with Adom Getachew
Adom Getachew explains how anticolonial leaders from across the black Atlantic tried to not only cast off European rule but also end empire by constructing an egalitarian global political and economic...
27 Okt 20191h 58min
What Bernie Could Do For Racial Justice with Briahna Joy Gray, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor and Ariella Thornhill
<style></style> What could a Bernie Sanders presidency do for racial justice in America? Last month at Riverside Church in New York City, we hosted a discussion on this question with Briahna Joy Gray ...
27 Okt 20191h 3min
Behind the News: Jodi Dean on Political Belonging
Jodi Dean, author of Comrade, on the sense of political belonging formed by and essential to common struggle.
25 Okt 201952min
Behind the News: Corey Robin on Clarence Thomas
Corey Robin, author of The Enigma of Clarence Thomas, on the life and thought of a conservative black nationalist.
23 Okt 201952min
The Dig: Hindu Nationalism with Achin Vanaik
Perhaps nowhere is the far right stronger than in India. There, the Bharatiya Janata Party, or BJP, continues in power under Prime Minister Narendra Modi after winning a huge victory in this year’s el...
18 Okt 20192h 7min
Jacobin Radio: Israeli Election
Suzi talks to Tel Aviv University professor YoavPeled, whose latest book is The Religionization of Israeli Society, about the still unclear outcome of the September 17 Israeli election — the second el...
17 Okt 201928min
Austerity Created the 'Joker' with Connor Kilpatrick
'Joker' is not an ode to the alt right. It is a film about the devastating consequences of austerity. This is an objective fact, which I spoke with Jacobin story editor Connor Kilpatrick about. You c...
15 Okt 201937min
