racism

by Critical Edges 2021-10-14 0

The event of ‘May 68’ revolutionized thought and strengthened the possibilities of resistance

The philosopher Étienne Balibar views the uprising in France in 1968 as the point where we went “from a monolithic conception of power centered around the state, to a conception of the multiple forms of domination.” According to the already influential Marxist philosopher, the coordinates of liberating thought were thus changed permanently

by Critical Edges 2021-02-23 0

Identity and Resistance Politics

My Journey along the Margins of Identity Politics

Is identity politics dangerous? Hinnerk Frech writes his initial fascination and later disagreement with the work of the psychologist Jordan B. Peterson.

by Critical Edges 2020-10-26 0

Covid 19 Focus

Are Biomedical and Neoliberal Responses to COVID-19 Good Enough?

What we really need to do to overcome the humanitarian crisis we are facing

by Critical Edges 2020-10-24 0

Critique & Inspiration Identity and Resistance

Carceral Feminism and Ideas of Justice In India

Sanjukta Bose analyses how George Floyd’s murder has influenced the willing of police abolition in India relating it to carceral feminism.

by Critical Edges 2020-09-02 0

Covid 19 Focus Front Page Global Affairs

Stigma – An Untold Side of COVID-19

Experiencing a series of intensified racism, religious atrocities, social phobia, and discriminatory behaviors in India in times of pandemic

by Critical Edges 2020-08-25 1

Arts & Media Culture Identity and Resistance

Doing Diversity Differently

How creative practices can be used to understand experiences of systemic racism in the NGO sector

by Critical Edges 2020-07-16 0

Covid 19 Focus Front Page

Who Touched My Hair?

Hou Qijiang analyzes how the mainstream media in China portray female medical workers in the current epidemic.