Social Justice Why We Shouldn’t Be Surprised That Richard Spencer Allegedly Beat His Wife Misogyny isn't a bug in white supremacist thought—it's a feature. Emma Sarappo
Social Justice When Radical Online Political Speech Transitions to Physical Violence As more time is spent recruiting and spreading ideology online, more of this speech will spill over into the real world. Evanna Hu & Hugh Brooks
Social Justice How Washington, D.C., Silenced the Second Unite the Right Rally An on-the-ground account of how the residents and authorities in our nation's capital dealt with a gathering of white nationalists in their city. Tanvi Misra & Sarah Holder
News in Brief QAnon Reveals How Poorly Equipped We Are for the Era of Political Trolling We spoke with a communications professor about the relationship between trolls and the media. Jared Keller
Social Justice How Universities Facilitate Far-Right Groups’ Harassment of Students and Faculty Since he was accused of "attacking conservative students," Tariq Khan has faced harassment and death threats. Arvind Dilawar
Social Justice How to Fight Alt-Right Terrorism What the Toronto Killer's online misogyny reveals about the threat from the alt-right. David M. Perry
Social Justice Why Is Kanye West Sounding Like the Alt-Right? West's outlook, like that of the alt-right, claims underdog status as a way of selling an ideology of power. Hanif Abdurraqib
Social Justice How to Fight Anti-Semitism in the Trump Era Jonathan Weisman's new book argues that American Jews need to focus less on Israel and more on social justice. Noah Berlatsky
Education How Anti-Leftism Has Made Jordan Peterson a Mark for Fascist Propaganda When academics start complaining about "cultural Marxism," they're entering—wittingly or no—a realm of deep anti-Semitism. Noah Berlatsky
Education Yes, There Were People of Color in Pre-Modern Europe A conversation with @MedievalPOC, an activist using social media to change how we see color in the past. David M. Perry