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Nick Beech and Jordan T. Camp discuss the Stuart Hall Archive Project, previously unpublished material, and the relevance of Hall’s public intellectual praxis in the current conjuncture.

Nick Beech
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The Stuart Hall Archive Project

Catherine Hall discusses the history of racial capitalism, colonizing geographies, social reproduction, and her groundbreaking new book Lucky Valley. 

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Racial Capitalism

Jordan T. Camp speaks with economist Ibrahim Shikaki about the political economy of Palestine.

Ibrahim Shikaki
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The Political Economy of Palestine

In the 1960s and 70s global anticolonial revolutionary thinkers were in open revolt against nationalist-driven racist attacks. Adjoining the major political campaigns of their day, they formed critical collaborative spaces of research, writing, and thinking.

Curated Conversations 

History, Democracy, and the Vocation of the Black Intellectual: Challenges for Our Times

The inaugural Dismantling Racial Capitalism convening at NYU, hosted by Urban Democracy Lab, Center for Race, Inequality and the Law, the Action Lab, and the Initiative for Community Power at NYU Law

Curated Conversations 

Dismantling Racial Capitalism

Christina Heatherton, “Grounded Ways of Knowing: Pedagogies of Place and the Trinity Social Justice Initiative,” Austin Arts Center at Trinity College, October 21, 2021.

Curated Conversations 

Grounded Ways of Knowing: Pedagogies of Place and the Trinity Social Justice Initiative