FIFA's Future and What We Learned from World Cup 2026
Last Friday Sean, Ishaan and I had the pleasure of communing with Abdullah Al-Arian and David Goldblatt to parse the meanings of the spectacle of our summer
Revolutions, Dinner Parties and things between
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Last Friday Sean, Ishaan and I had the pleasure of communing with Abdullah Al-Arian and David Goldblatt to parse the meanings of the spectacle of our summer
Some highly nutritional World Cup banter here Sean, Ishaan and I were joined by the legend Gary Younge

A recording from Tony Karon and Sean Jacobs's live video

Behind the brittle, historically contingent, and crumbling facade of liberal democracy stands a nation-state whose settler-colonial DNA is remarkably similar to that of apartheid South Africa
I had privilege of exploring the deeper, political and cultural meanings of all of it with Sean Jabobs, Ishaan Tharoor and Imran Garda

World Cup Journal #1: What We’re Learning About Our World from Trump’s Disfigured World Cup
A twitter squall over Sanders’ attachment to Israel in a “two-state” fantasy calls to mind Rashid Khalidi urging Palestine activists in the U.S. to remember where they are and the strategic priorities
I had the honor and pleasure of sharing the stage with the legends Honey Thaljieh, David Goldblatt and Imran Garda to unpack the connections. Here's the vid
There’s a long history of fraught geopolitical symbolism in international football matches. 10, fairly Eurocentric examples, in no particular order. What have I missed? Send me your recommendations!

Molly Crabapple's inspirational history of the Bund reminded me of the many ways in which the self-styled "Jewish State" is a monument to hatred (of Jews as well as of Palestinians)