Contributors

Jack Z. Bratich is a professor of Journalism and Media Studies at Rutgers University and author of On Microfascism and Conspiracy Panics.

J. M. Holmes was born in Denver and raised in Rhode Island, and has won the Burnett Howe Prize for fiction, the Henfield Prize, and a Pushcart Prize.

Ingeborg Glimmer is a tech worker and industry researcher in Germany working on machine learning.

Iman Ganji is a writer and scholar in exile with a PhD from Freie Universität Berlin who cotranslated Spinoza, Marx, and Benjamin while in Tehran.

The Human Rights Coalition, conceived by prisoners at SCI Greene in 2001, organizes prisoners’ families to end solitary confinement and abolish prisons.

Hourieh Maleki Qouzloo is a Kurdish writer, translator, and researcher with two decades of teaching, researching cultural hybridity in migration literature.

Hiu Fung Chung is a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto.

Harry Cleaver is a leading autonomist Marxist and author of Reading Capital Politically, whose third English edition Common Notions publishes in 2027.

Hamilton Borges dos Santos is a cofounder and main organizer of Reaja ou Será Morto/Reaja ou Será Morta (Rise Up or Die!) and a poet and writer.

Hagen Blix is a New York City-based cognitive scientist whose research spans language, artificial intelligence, and political economy.