The campus is the main battleground of America’s free-speech wars – so Lux is hitting the road for our first college campus tour. We believe everyone has the right to learn, and if the university won’t offer an honest education we will.

Are you subscribed to Lux for Life, our free newsletter? This week's edition, Jordan Taliha McDonald considers Paul Thomas Anderson's version of Perfidia Beverly Hills alongside other representations of Black women negotiating revolution and betrayal. Just in time for #TheOscars

Since the fall of 2024, the so-called ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel has meant relative peace and safety for residents of the capital, Beirut. But in the south, Lylla Younes writes, “residents encountered a vastly different reality” where “Israeli drones raked the skies"

*~ READ IT ONLINE NOW *~ "Enshittification endows the oldest capitalist impulses with the shiniest twenty-first-century tools." For Issue 15, Michelle Santiago Cortés reviews Joana Walsh and Cory Doctorow's books about our dead internet

*~ OUT NOW ~* For Issue 15, Jeanelle K. Hope gives a history of how black feminists have always fought fascism, and what lessons we can take forward today from our last. Subscribe now to read it online, or get the issue in print on our website ✨

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*~ OUT NOW ~* "These women are called the “angel moms,” and they claim that their children were killed by undocumented immigrants." For Issue 15, Katya Schwenk writes about the women who turn their tragedies into propaganda for ICE Read it online, or get the issue in print