The Black Panthers: Revolutions and Dinner Parties
I recently watched Stanley Nelson’s The Black Panthers: Vanguards of the Revolution. While the documentary is clearly pro-Panther, I nevertheless found it to be a surprisingly critical examination of...
View ArticleLynch Mobs
Shortly after posting my previous week’s article about Donald Trump, fascism, and communal violence, the New York Times published footage of a woman being lynched in Kabul, Afghanistan. The preceding...
View ArticleDoes Feminism Need Beyoncé?
By Emily Tobey Ever since the word feminism first appeared in public discourse in the late 1800’s, it has stimulated debate and disagreement about its meaning and purpose. The basic definition of...
View ArticleThe Patriarchy of Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton has officially announced her candidacy in the 2016 Presidential election. In her announcement video (above), Clinton claims that “the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top...
View ArticleWhy Baltimore? Why arson?
It’s no secret that police in the U.S. are killing people at an alarming rate–more than one per day for the past 15 years. Police killings, particularly ones caught on tape, and especially the...
View ArticleWanna fit in? Burn the witch!
While every journalist and blogger is happy to put his or her own political slant on the motives behind Rachel Dolezal’s chronic, pathological lying, few seem to consider that Dolezal may in fact be...
View ArticleWhat is Neglect, and Who is Responsible?
Last December, here at Zeteo, I questioned the naturalistic theory that stress induces African-American parents to abuse their children at greater rates than do European-Americans (even when...
View ArticleIs Rachel Dolezal Black?
By Moorel Bey The recently resigned President of the Spokane chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Rachel Dolezal, a woman born to White parents, says...
View ArticleWhite Terror: Symbolic or Institutional?
Since the mass murder at Emanuel Church in Charleston, South Carolina, seven historically black churches have been torched, as have innumerable Confederate flags. Only one of these types of arson,...
View ArticleCy Twombly, Charles White — Art & the Unspeakable
By William Eaton I went to New York’s Art Students League to hear Joshua Rivkin, who had written a book about Cy Twombly. If only I could understand Twombly’s work and its appeal, . . . Would I be...
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