Week of June 12

• Introduction
  From Reaction to Reflection

  Claire Potter

  Professor Emeritus of History at The New School
• Reflections
  If Everyone Else Is the Problem, You Probably Aren’t Seeing Things Clearly

  Musa al-Gharbi

  Paul F. Lazarsfeld Fellow in Sociology at Columbia University
  Sentencing the Present: An Archive of a Crisis

  Lindsay Atnip, Benjamin Bernard, Audrey Borowski, Jonathon Catlin, Andrew Cole, Ayça Çubukçu, Benjamin P. Davis, Jodi Dean, Stephanie Degooyer, Christina Heatherton, Shannon Hoff, Bonnie Honig, Stephen Hopgood, Siddhant Issar, Joy James, Martin Jay, Susan Kang, Mark Kingwell, David Lloyd, Vincent Lloyd, Mac Loftin, John Lysaker, Micheline Aharonian Marcom, Lissa McCullough, Zein Murib, Yasemin Sari, Mohammad Salama, Sarah Schulman, Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Martin Shuster, Dara Z. Strolovitch, Enzo Traverso, Moira Weigel and Rocío Zambrana
• Protest and Politics
  The “Buffalo Protestor”

  Jeremy Varon

  Professor of History, New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College
  Americans Have Been in the Streets for Almost Ten Years

  Peter Dreier

  E. P. Clapp Distinguished Professor of Politics and Founding Chair of the Urban and Environmental Policy Department at Occidental College
  Reject Reform

  Micol Seigel

  Professor of history and American studies at Indiana University Bloomington
  The New Abolitionists

  Sidney Tarrow

  Emeritus Maxwell Upson Professor of Government and Adjunct Professor, Cornell Law School
  What Would Good National Leadership Look Like Now?

  Desmond King and Rogers M. Smith
  Is This Regime Change?

  John Stoehr 

  Visiting assistant professor of public policy and liberal studies at Wesleyan University, and editor and publisher of the Editorial Board
• Sex & Violence
  When the Penis Is Property

  Kevin Mumford

  Professor of history at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  Why Do Men Like Pornography?

  Robert Jensen

  Author and emeritus professor in the School of Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin