"Didn't it look like so much fun?"

Red May's Cinder Bloc podcast is back with part two of Zhana and my dialogue with Hinterlands author Phil Neel. This episode combines a discussion we had back in December with a follow-up interview we did in the immediate aftermath of the Capitol insurrection. You can listen here, and be sure to check out Red May's consistent stream of quality content!

Thin Blue Line

Tyler Wall and I have a new short piece on the Institute of Race Relations blog, reflecting on the presence of cops among the Capitol insurgents. This is a preview of a longer piece of historical analysis that will be out soon in the Race & Class journal. Check it out here.

Abolition and Survival

I sat down with Asia Art for a substantive discussion of the Floyd rebellion, the resurgent US right, and the strengths and weaknesses of the abolitionist movement. Check it out here, and be sure to follow their incisive coverage of world politics.

Race in America Series

I'm honored to be featured in Governor State University's Race in America series. You can see my section here, and be sure to check out the rest of my excellent colleagues here.