Conjuncturepod
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Conjuncture is a web series and podcast curated & co-hosted by Jordan T. Camp and Christina Heatherton and produced for the @TrinitySocialJ1. Tweets our own.
On June 13, 1980 radical historian & theorist Walter Rodney was assassinated. To honor his life and legacy Jordan T. Camp worked with @BostonReview to publish Stuart Hall's previously unpublished 1974 speech in support of Rodney: bostonreview.net/articles/when-…
“The connection, then, between Rodney’s intellectual work and politics in the Caribbean were not externally imposed—imposed from the outside. The connections were internal to the story itself—the intellectual and the political work were one and the same.” bostonreview.net/articles/when-…
When We Are All Enemies of the State A recently discovered 1974 speech by Stuart Hall on Walter Rodney—and why fascists fear ideas. bostonreview.net/articles/when-…
“If what he has tried to do is the act of ‘an enemy,’ then we are all enemies.” Jordan T. Camp introduces a previously unpublished 1974 speech by Stuart Hall on Walter Rodney, who was assassinated 45 years ago tomorrow: bostonreview.net/articles/when-…
UPDATE: David Huerta had been released from custody.
Check out the newest episode of Conjuncture in which Jordan T. Camp speaks with critical geographer @camillahawth about racism and xenophobic nationalism in the US and Italy. This season is co-sponsored by @antipodeonline: trinitysocialjustice.com/italy-the-us-a…
“The labor movement must see these attacks as what they are – an attempt to divide workers and create false enemies in a time of rampant corporate greed.” @mancillabrando clear as a bell. @UAW @AAUP theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m…
The new conjuncture is out. With Camilla Hawthorne. Watch or listen!
"We see the same thing happening in the U.S., Italy, and everywhere fascism is rearing its head," geographer @camillahawth tells host Jordan T. Camp in the new episode of Conjuncture. Season co-sponsored by @antipodeonline. Check it out here: youtu.be/jG_X1wOqVdY. 1/2
Coming soon. Pleased to share stills from host Jordan T. Camp's forthcoming interview with @camillahawth for new episode of Conjuncture. They discuss resurgent racisms and neo-fascisms in Italy, the U.S., and the politics of theory. More soon...
With the repeal of the most punishing tariffs against China, Trump’s April blitz is on hold. Beneath the turmoil lies a battle between technocrats, ultranationalists, and anti-imperial populists, all vying to reshape—or destroy—American global power. africasacountry.com/2025/05/trump-…
✨ my new book for young readers, ‘Fight to Win! Heroes of American Labor.’ comes out in one week! ✨ if you’re a parent, educator, librarian, or someone else who has kids in their life, and you want to teach them about labor and working class history, this book is for you.
🖤 May Day means solidarity with ALL workers, including sex workers, incarcerated workers, undocumented workers, criminalized workers, and disabled workers. When we say “an injury to one is an injury to all,” we’d better fucking mean it. 🖤
Check out the newest episode of Conjuncture in which geographer Hashem Abushama discusses Stuart Hall, Palestinian geographies, and conjunctural analysis with Christina Heatherton. This season is co-sponsored by @antipodeonline: trinitysocialjustice.com/palestine-is-t…
A must-watch episode from Conjuncture: Hashem Abu Sham'a is in conversation with Christina Heatherton about the centrality of Palestine for struggles of emancipation anywhere.
Pleased to share stills from the forthcoming discussion between Christina Heatherton and Hashem Abu Sham'a for new Conjuncture. They discuss his fantastic essay, "A Map Without Guarantees: Stuart Hall and Palestinian Geographies," the conjuncture, and much more. Stay tuned.
My piece “Insurgent Social Reproduction: The Home, the Barricade and Women’s Work in the 1936 Palestinian Revolution” is finally out with @TCSjournalSAGE A good moment to recall the Palestinian home as a site of revolution! @LSEsociology @LSEHumanRights journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02…