@hammerandhope

hammerandhope has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. The social media accounts linked to from hammerandhope are: Instagram, TikTok, X. Besides social media accounts, hammerandhope has populated their site with Alice Coltrane Is Having a Moment, Clemson University Fired Me Over Charlie Kirk Social Media Posts, What Happened to June Jordan’s Land Reform Novel?, The Afro-Brazilian Photographer Preserves the History of Black Resistance in Bahia, "Cats: The Jellicle Ball" Brings Queer Joy to Broadway, Israel’s New Lynch Law Was Inspired by America’s Death Penalty, Greg Tate Changed the Game, What the Left Can Learn From Trump and Mamdani, How Is Zohran Mamdani Doing?, Is This What R&B Sounds Like When You Don’t Respect Women, How the Working-Class Man’s Game Became an Elite Sport in the U.S., Boots Riley Wants You to Organize, The Supreme Court Blesses the Destruction of Black Electoral Power, The Battle to Tell Black History, The Forgotten History of the Civil Rights Movement's Fight for Economic Justice, These Black Georgians Refuse to Be Silenced, “Do You Understand Your Own Language?”, 250 Years of White Supremacy, Black Zine Fair x Hammer & Hope, The Jewish Labor Organizers Who Challenged Zionism From the Start, The Black Feminist Collective That Gave Us Identity Politics, The Martin Luther King Jr. We Don’t Know, What Happened to the Blackbuster?, How Turning Point USA Manufactured an Antifa Boogeyman, How One Ohio Town Is Resisting the Threat of an ICE Raid, The Future of Museums in West Africa, Two Afro-Brazilians Remember the Brave Resistance to a Dictatorship, Donald Trump’s “Whenever Wars”, In “Palaver,” Bryan Washington Embraces Difficult and Messy Conversations, The Trump Administration’s Threat to Temporary Protected Status for Haitians Is Only the Latest Attack in a Long Fight, How Raoul Peck Became a Cinematic Griot, The Making of Laila! Fast-Rising R&B Star and “Baby Genius”, Why Was Minnesota’s Resistance to ICE the Strongest Yet?, How D’Angelo Conjured the Past to Sound Like the Future, What Happened to the Black Women Trump Purged From the Federal Work Force?, White Supremacy in Donald Trump’s White House, Minnesota Diary: Notes From a Somali Mother During ICE’s Winter Invasion, Minnesota Is the Movement We’ve Been Waiting For, This Labor Leader Is Still Organizing After ICE Detention, But From Mexico, Will Zohran Mamdani Win Over Black New Yorkers?, Whose Streets? Trump’s Federalized National Guard and the Long Arc of White Supremacy, Props for Vibe Magazine’s “Props” Column, The Black People Who Fled Slavery Had a Lot to Teach Their Northern Allies, The Actor André Holland Paves His Own Path, Zohran Got New Yorkers to Hope. What’s the Plan to Deliver?, The Reaction to the “Untitled” Video Changed D’Angelo. His Reaction Changed Me., Trump Escalates Tyranny in Chicago, Our National Nightmare, Join adrienne maree brown in supporting Hammer & Hope!, Thank You, The Ongoing Fight for Freedom, Peace, and Justice in Sudan, The False Narrative of Economic Anxiety, Donald Trump’s Victory, the Elitism of Democrats, and the Need to Build a Hospitable Left, Come In, Hammer & Hope: Toward a Radical New Future, Could We End Evictions?, After the Uprising, What Is to Be Done?, If You Want “Urban Renewal,” Call the Cops, Why We Work to Free Political Prisoners of the Black Power Era, Taja Cheek, a.k.a. L’Rain, on “the Sonic Equivalent of a Feeling”, Uprisings Are Just the Beginning, Our Green Transition May Leave Black People Behind, “We Don’t Struggle for You, We Struggle with You”, One Black Student Union Vice President vs. Ron DeSantis, Black Class Matters, The Soul-Sucking Reality of Touring, If “Woke” Dies, Our Nation’s Truths Die with It, How We’ll Know if Stop Cop City Won, “We Are People of Resistance”, “Somos Povos da Resistência”, The Movement and the Mayor, You Can Win Bold Climate Laws in Your State, “We Stopped Him From Going to Prison!”, The Supreme Court Shouldn’t Get the Last Word, The Queer, Black, and Sexy Album We Deserve, How the Black Misleadership Class Provides Cover to Cop City, a Black body is somebody, Celebrating the Knicks in Brooklyn, War at Home, We Palestinians Exist Somewhere Between Fear and Faith in the Holy Land, Immigration Raids at This Home Depot Got More Aggressive but Less Effective. The LA Tenants Union Knows Why., Building an Opposition to Survive the Trump Era, It Feels Like Hell on Earth, but Another World Is Possible, The Struggle for Food Sovereignty While Incarcerated, White Supremacy Is Apocalyptic for Everyone, Why We Are Called Hammer & Hope, Revolution Is a Great Work of Art, A Framework to Help Us Understand the World, When Cis Women Attack Trans Rights, Fascists Win, A Thank You Letter to the Hammer & Hope Team, A Thank You Letter, A Decade After Her Debut, Angela Flournoy Meditates on a Higher Standard for Friendship in Her New Novel, From T-Pain and Clipse to Chaka Khan, Meet the Humble Genius Behind NPR’s Tiny Desk ConcertsFrom T-Pain and Clipse to Chaka Khan, Meet the Humble Genius Behind NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, Witnessing the Grief and Loss of the Los Angeles Fires, There Is No Such Thing as the “Latino Vote”, Elections Matter, but We Need More Than the Ballot Box to Achieve Collective Liberation, Join Our Community — Become a Member, Sign Up for Our Newsletter, Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” Sparked Many Conversations. But Something Was Missing., To Beat ICE, We Need to Shift the Battlefields From Statehouses and Courthouses to the Streets, sounded through, Why Is the Election Between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris So Close?, The False Choice Between Identity Politics and Economic Populism, South Africa’s Black Working Class, Donald Trump, and Elon Musk All Oppose the New Land Reform Law, The Potential Benefits of Direct Democracy and Voting for Policies, Not Personalities, Inside the Mamdani Campaign’s Appeal to Black Voters, Where Was the Resistance to Trump’s Megabill of Debt, Death, and Deportation?, The Climate Movement Should Become a Human Movement, An Alternative Economy Takes Root in the West Bank, Palestinians’ Fight Against Scholasticide Fuels the Struggle for Freedom, Why Is Beyoncé a Political Symbol in Brazil?, Can the Uncommitted Movement Realign the Democratic Party?, Caught Up in the Rapture of the Singer Durand Bernarr, Afro-Cubans and Cinema After the Revolution, Lessons From Decades of Black and Palestinian Organizing, Venezuelan Migrants, a Black Church, and an Experiment in Solidarity, What We Need After Hurricane Helene Are Chainsaws, In Kenya, Gen Z Battles Corruption and Police Violence, Donald Trump and the Far-Right Insurgency in Europe, Winning Is Hard but Necessary, “Zohran Mamdani Helped Us Love New York. We Helped New Yorkers Hate On Andrew Cuomo.”, A Spark of Hope From Scrappy Federal Workers, Black Men Need Abolition, Not Kamala Harris’s Opportunity Agenda, What if We Viewed ICE Detentions as a Community Problem to Solve?, Who Is Geraldine Pointer?, The Punishment System and Fascism Go Hand in Hand, “Our Elected Officials Are Failing the Entire World”, Military Coups and the Struggle for Power in Africa’s Sahel Region, Southern Workers Have a Lot to Teach Us About Organizing Against a Backlash, Why “One of Them Days” with SZA and Keke Palmer Is Such an Anomaly, A Radical Black Magazine From the Harlem Renaissance Was Ahead of Its Time, Building Real Student Power, The Long Aftermath of the Mass Cheating Trial in Atlanta Public Schools, The Hustle and Hopes of Radha Blank, the Director of The 40-Year-Old-Version, Momodou Taal, a Persecuted Pro-Palestine Activist at Cornell, on Black and Palestinian Solidarity, A Free Black Woman, a Memorial to Enslaved Laborers, and the Battle Over U.S. History, Badar Khan Suri, the Georgetown Researcher Abducted by ICE, Speaks Out, America Is Demolishing Antiracism Five Years After the George Floyd Uprisings, Our Power Is Organized People, Thank You, Creativity Is Essential to Building the Power to Defeat Fascism, Between Fires in Los Angeles and Fascism in America, Latin American Organizers Discuss the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, The Leaders of the African American Intellectual History Society Cannot Remain Silent About Palestine, Thank You, On my radar: Naomi Klein’s cultural highlights | Culture | The Guardian, Thank You, Atlantic Crossings, The Collective Care Needed to Free the Pendleton 2, How to Survive Jail, Poetry’s Project Is to Remind You of Your Mother, No Money, No Milk, Organizing for Abolition in the Spotlight, The Palestine Exception on Campus, Men in Hip-Hop Won’t Change the Tune on Consent, My Time Organizing on Campus Against Apartheid in South Africa, Who’s Afraid of the Student Intifada?, In Sudan, the People’s Revolution Versus the Elite’s Counterrevolution, The Beauty of the Gaza Encampment at Columbia, LaToya Ruby Frazier’s Monuments to Workers, “Armed Groups in Haiti Target All the Spaces Where Women Are Thriving”, Dream Hampton Has Worked to Dismantle Hip-Hop’s Toxicity, What Comes Next for the Palestinian Youth Movement, Gaza, the Democrats, and How to Fix Our Wretched Politics, The Nation: This New Magazine Aims to Be a Home for the Black Left, Anti-Arab Racism and the U.S. and Israeli War Machines, Angela Davis: Standing With Palestinians, “My Life Turned Upside Down”, The Gaza Strip Has Been Destroyed. So Has Hope for a Fair Future for the Two Peoples., Gaza and the Rise of the Jewish Left, The Courage to Disagree, Fatima :: Dust Ghazal, 1948: Israel, South Africa, and the Question of Genocide, Arundhati Roy: Stop This Slaughter in Palestine, The New Movement for Palestine, “You Cannot Profit Off Our People’s Blood and Think Students Will Not Come for Your Money”, The Rise and Fall of Baby Boomer Zionism, Palestinians Illuminate the Colonial Nature of the Rest of the World, Howard Zinn in 1967: Mass Killing of Civilians Constitutes The War, Visions of Liberation in Haitian Cinema, Michelle Alexander on Palestine, This Is America’s War on Palestinians as Much as Israel’s, A Palestine Resource Guide, Thank You.