White Noise
A controversial new book either explains — or excuses — white identity politics, depending on how you look at it.
"You can't ignore politics, no matter how much you'd like to." — Molly Ivins
A controversial new book either explains — or excuses — white identity politics, depending on how you look at it.
Paul DelanyMar 24, 2019
Francis Wade interviews James Meek, whose latest collection of essays, “Dreams of Leaving and Remaining,” explores the causes and consequences of Brexit.
Francis WadeMar 20, 2019
An American Indian activist links the Standing Rock protests with other mass protest movements.
Sam RibakoffMar 15, 2019
A road trip through the Old South reveals uncomfortable family truths.
Pete CandlerMar 10, 2019
"k-punk" is a primer in how to write cultural criticism today. If it is a catastrophe that we no longer have Mark Fisher, we at least have this collection.
Roger LuckhurstMar 9, 2019
"The Free Speech Century" is a rich buffet of intellectual delicacies, which need not be gorged in one sitting but can be enjoyably sampled at leisure.
Stephen RohdeMar 8, 2019
A new anthology of essays by new Jewish migrants to Germany teems with an odd feeling: patriotism.
Franz BaumannMar 7, 2019
Siva Vaidhyanathan's "Antisocial Media" paints a bleak picture of Facebook's impact, but are its policy prescriptions enough?
Robert GorwaMar 4, 2019
A dictatorship loosens its grip and a lot of bad memories come tumbling out.
Andrew Stroehlein, Steve SwerdlowMar 3, 2019
Tobias Haberkorn asks Nick Srnicek about his recent book, “Platform Capitalism,” monopolies, and planned economies.
Tobias HaberkornMar 2, 2019
Stephen Rohde delivers a speech on the judicial legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Stephen RohdeFeb 27, 2019
Sara Campos reviews Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas new memoir, "Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen."
Sara CamposFeb 26, 2019