George Yancy is a writer and philosopher whose work focuses on social justice, race, and philosophy. As a contributor to Truthout and the Los Angeles Review of Books, Yancy explores the intersections of race, politics, and culture, challenging readers to critically examine the systems of power and privilege that shape society.
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By: Judith Butler, Henry A. Giroux, Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg, George Yancy, Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem, Laura Pappano, Chris Walker, Thea Renda Abu El-Haj, Amy Goodman, Kelly Hayes, Sara Luterman, Stacey Wescott, José Luis Granados Ceja, Zane Mcneill
“We have to be impossible to ignore,” says Palestinian academic, author and organizer Eman Abdelhadi.
By: Juan González, Judith Butler, Henry A. Giroux, Sharon Zhang, Amy Goodman, Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem, Sara Luterman, Kelly Hayes, José Luis Granados Ceja, George Yancy, Laura Pappano, Zane Mcneill, Candice Bernd
The Columbia-affiliated seminary is one of the first schools to begin divesting from companies that profit from the war.
By: Sharon Zhang, Frances Madeson, Henry A. Giroux, Amy Goodman, Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem, Brett Kelman, Caitlyn Clark, José Luis Granados Ceja, Zane Mcneill, Keith Birmingham, Juan González, Molly Castle Work, Kelly Hayes, George Yancy, Sara Luterman, Judith Butler
The California State University system cited “insubordination” as the reason for the harsh punishment.
By: James Anderson, Derek Seidman, Judith Butler, Naomi Lachance, Sara Luterman, Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem, Brett Kelman, Zane Mcneill, Dan Dimaggio, Molly Castle Work, Kelly Hayes, Caitlyn Clark, Amy Goodman, Juan González, Sharon Zhang, George Yancy, Sophia Lumsdaine
Eleven new labor unions for undergraduate student-workers entered the fray in 2023 alone, and more are organizing.
By: Daniel Chang, Olivia Rosane, Jane Braxton Little, Sachi Kitajima Mulkey, Chris Walker, Zane Mcneill, Eleanor J. Bader, Julia Conley, Nicole Karlis, Zoya Teirstein, Shondiin Silversmith, Rich Legg, George Yancy, Syris Valentine
At least 21 million people have been disenrolled from Medicaid since states began eligibility redeterminations in 2023.
By: Justin Sullivan, Luis Feliz Leon, Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem, Tyler Walicek, Kim Moody, Olivia Wood, Tamara Pearson, Sharon Zhang, Paul Kiel, Naomi Lachance, Jessica Corbett, Peter Handel, Zane Mcneill, George Yancy, Derek Seidman, Ella Fassler, Judith Butler, Russ Buettner, Jane Slaughter
Over 48,000 workers at the Santa Cruz campus are taking labor action in defense of Palestine and the right to protest.
By: George Yancy
Amid a growing movement, there’s hope that a liberated Palestine will exist within our lifetime, says Alexandra Aladham.
Juneteenth reminds us that freedom — however seemingly impossible or ineffable — is worth spending our lives pursuing.
By: George Yancy
The anti-Black ideas within Immanuel Kant’s philosophy show how liberalism and racism are closely intertwined.
Anti-Arab, anti-Muslim and political racism overlap in othering of Palestinians, says Palestinian scholar Yasmeen Daher.
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