An interview with Ismat Shahjahan on the dynamics and contestations in Pakistan’s growing feminist movement.

A tribute to a tireless communist, chief among “the misguided”.

An interview with Menaha Kandaswamy, former General Secretary of the Ceylon Plantation Workers’ Union.

Sara Abraham speaks to veteran Odia activist and author Ranjana Padhi.

By juxtaposing communist-led land-to-the-tiller struggles in 1970s Pakistan with current movements against real-estatization, we see the prospects and limits of redistributive land politics.

Progressives widely lauded the Indian farmers’ protests for incorporating women and Dalits. But a closer look points to the endurance of casteism and patriarchy in the movement.

A photo essay on the social and physical infrastructures of protest built by the Indian farmers’ movement on the borders of Delhi.

A leading organizer reflects on the strategic successes of the movement.

An exploration of the Bangladeshi American activism scene provides a glimpse into how the South Asian American political landscape continues to expand and change.

An interview with a Dalit leader of the Indian Workers’ Association (IWA) on casteism and racism in post-war Britain, Black-Dalit solidarity, and reconciling Ambedkar and Marx via Mao.

With the revival of Pakistan’s feminist movement, Memon recovers one of the country’s less-appreciated women-led organizations—one rooted in the peasantry, not the urban middle-class.

With an alarming rise in political prisoners in BJPs India, a reflection on the historic use of prisons and other urban spaces in resisting authoritarianism.