Who Still Has Hope for the Future?
Black and Latino Americans are significantly more optimistic than they were last year, according to a new study
The Redistribution of Luck
A new study shows that to achieve success in America, it’s better to be rich than smart.
Color Me Bad and Good
New York City’s Department of Education should not train teachers to see ‘individualism’ and ‘objectivity’ as features of white-supremacy culture.
Episode 28 – Weapons of Knowledge
Hector chats with Puerto Rican filmmaker and activist Eli Jacobs-Fantauzzi.
Transpolitics
After being called a transphobe on social media, Hector Luis Alamo offers his humble opinion on the rights of trans people.
Hate Groups Living It Up in Trump’s America
Our country now has a ‘hate scene.’
It’s Not About Class (It’s About Race)
The difference between being a poor white person and a poor black person in the United States.
Identity Politics and What Anti-Fascism Looks Like
If you’re against fascism, then be the opposite of fascism.
