LUX FALL 2024 DOUBLE ISSUE

Into the Void

Tracy O’Neill tracks down her birth mother in a disorienting piece of autofiction

by Sarah Wang

 

Subvert The State: Fighting the Far Right in the Philippines

Jhed Tamano and Jonila Castro on how they escaped from military kidnappers

by Geela Garcia & Jonathan de Santos

 

Ten Questions with Isabel Sandoval

by The Editors

 

Transcend Liberal Outrage: Fighting the Far Right in the U.K.

A united front has turned back British fascists for now. But will liberals fan the flames?

by Natasha Lennard

 

Build a Foundation: Fighting the Far Right in Kenya

Wangui Kimari on the deep origins of this summer's explosive protests

by Sarah Leonard

 

Freezing Out ICE: Fighting the Far Right on Immigration

Silky Shah on closing jails and opening borders

by Cora Currier

 

Look Beyond NGOs: Fighting the Far Right in Afghanistan

International organizations in Afghanistan are falling apart. Feminist networks need to pull together.

by Rafia Zakaria

 

Who’s Afraid of Fiction?

Critic Lyta Gold thinks we get the politics of invention all wrong

by Zinzi Clemmons

 

The Fascist Utopians

J.D. Vance and Elon Musk take patriarchal nationalism to space

by The Editors

 

Trial by Fire

Can international law written by the world’s colonial powers help free Palestine?

by Lylla Younes

 

TERF Island

There have always been enemies inside the feminist camp.

by Sophie Lewis

 

Stripped Rights

The perverse practice of constant strip searches in women’s prisons

by Elizabeth Hawes

 

Privatized Idaho

A far-right attack on a community college reveals a blueprint for destroying higher ed

by Laura Jedeed

 

OnlyComrades

A cop city organizer and left-wing media host pays the bills

by Cheryl Rivera

 

More Nipples!

An experimental fiction writer takes on the lesbian romance novel

by Lois Beckett

 

A Day in the Life of an Abortion Fund Worker

Donations are drying up, and it’s Bree Wallace’s job to hand out cash

by Bryce Covert

 

Pissed Off Putas

A Brazilian sex worker’s memoir

by Meg Weeks

 

The Curious Case of the Dog and the Abortion Pills

How the police and the Postal Service can combine forces to crack down on abortion by mail

by Debbie Nathan

 

The Art of Immortality

The new science of youth transforms our cells. Botox could never.

by Lynn Hershman Leeson

 

A Conspiracy of Dunces

You may be surprised at what counts as evidence in a criminal conspiracy trial in Georgia

by Emily Lever

 

Extra Extra! Genocide!

The making of the New York War Crimes

by Cheryl Rivera

 

The Great Janice Payne Dorliae

The forgotten organizer lived the evolution of Black radicalism in the twentieth century

by Justin A. Davis

 

The Eternal Lorde

A new biography explores Audre Lorde’s poetic manuscripts and her legacy

by Elise Mitchell

 

Return of the Body Snatchers

New queer horror takes on conversion therapy

by Davey Davis

 

My Mother, the Fascist

La Propagandiste traces a family romance with the far right

by Miriam Gordis

 

Doctors Order Disordered Eating

Are new weight-loss drugs the cure or the disease?

by Emmeline Clein

 

Big Deck Energy

The hypermasculine sales influencers of the New Manosphere sell sales

by Michelle Santiago Cortés

 

Everything for Everyone All the Time

Librarians handle overdoses, book bans, and Moms for Liberty

by Siân Evans