Policing

While the US has branded itself as a model of human rights, it has been criticized for dropping the ball on advancing women's rights at home and overseas.

Trump's pick for National Intelligence Director laid out his vision for surveillance — it's not good for technology users.

How to move toward the world we want to live in — free of policing — even in the face of violence and fear mongering.

Specifically targeting black children for unlawful DNA collection is a gross abuse of technology by law enforcement.

Under neoliberalism, state and corporate power have fused, using technology to transform private life into a system of total domination.

The executive order can be read as an official authorization to pursue the most racist and reactionary criminal legal policies in recent memory.

Tensions are high on the Tohono O'odham Nation, where Border Patrol has proposed high-tech surveillance towers.

Now here's the thing about domination: it is never absolute. When capitalism is most reckless, it is also most vulnerable.

Nonviolent resistance, it seems, is on the rise.

Anti-violence initiatives face hard decisions about how to align themselves in relation to the state and the police.