Reporting and critical analysis on public institutions, state power, social movements and the policies shaping everyday life. Archived arguments are presented with updated context and careful, factual language.
An examination of how a state abortion restriction used civil lawsuits and private enforcement, expanding scrutiny around pregnancy and reproductive healthcare. The analysis considers the law's structure, risks and wider consequences.
Foreign policy
A historical argument connecting domestic racism with military power, intervention and public narratives about Asia.
Institutions
This archived commentary argues that institutional power should be evaluated by its structure and effects, not only by the identity or stated politics of individual officials.
Disability · Reproductive justice
An examination of autonomy, healthcare access and the institutions that shape reproductive decisions for disabled people.
Technology · Surveillance
A critical assessment of data concentration, automated systems and collaboration between technology companies and public institutions.
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Public policy, social justice, reproductive freedom, technology, state power and political movements.
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