Community / Paid-only A Historian's Guide to The Battle of Algiers Pontecorvo and Saadi Yacef's now-classic film debuted 60 years ago this August. Here's everything you need to know about it. By Marianne Dhenin / 2 Sep 2026
Palestine New Yorkers Are Pushing Their State to Stop Investing in Israel Bonds New York’s comptroller invested over $100 million in Israel Bonds since 2023. Organizers want funds invested at home — not in war. By Marianne Dhenin / 31 Aug 2026
Community Networks Help Migrants Get Home When They’re Released From ICE Jails As the Trump administration moves migrants around the US, ad hoc transportation networks have sprung up to support them. By Marianne Dhenin / 21 Aug 2026
Community Meet Katrina Janco, our future fact-checker She trained at The Nation and has contributed to award-winning investigations. By Marianne Dhenin / 21 Jul 2026
Community The FBI Has Deputized Local Cops as Federal Agents. Communities Are Resisting. Organizers are fighting the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Forces, gaining momentum from the broader anti-ICE movement. By Marianne Dhenin / 12 Jul 2026
Community / Paid-only Journos on Journos: Fionn Pooler This edition of Journos on Journos features Fionn Pooler, a Scotland-based independent journalist who publishes one of my favorite newsletters. Fionn calls The Pourover "a newsletter about coffee, By Marianne Dhenin / 8 Jul 2026
Community Organizers in Idaho, Nevada, and Virginia Are Putting Abortion Rights on the Ballot Grassroots canvassers are hitting the streets to urge voters to defend abortion rights in their states this November. By Marianne Dhenin / 2 Jul 2026
Community From Facebook to Brick and Mortar: How a New Organization Is Supporting Oregon's Trans Community Rogue Trans is determined to create a new gathering space for the trans community in the Rogue Valley. By Marianne Dhenin / 24 Jun 2026
Community / Paid-only Journos on Journos: Evan Urquhart The founder of Assigned Media shares what it means to write trans news that the community trusts. By Marianne Dhenin / 24 Jun 2026
Community Lawyers Are Building a New Infrastructure to Fight Trump’s Deportation Machine Lawyers and activists are organizing “habeas projects” to file petitions on behalf of unlawfully detained immigrants. By Marianne Dhenin / 15 Jun 2026
Education / Paid-only How the Black School Movement Shaped America Historian Ida Jones explains the radical vision of schools like Charlotte Hawkins Brown’s Palmer Memorial Institute. By Marianne Dhenin / 10 Jun 2026
Community Historic Black School at Heart of Development Plans in North Carolina Town The Palmer Memorial Institute campus, once home to Charlotte Hawkins Brown, will continue to anchor Sedalia as the town grows. By Marianne Dhenin / 4 Jun 2026
