Kerri Harris Rallies With Nina Turner in Wilmington on Eve of Primary Against Tom Carper
Kerri Harris rallied with Nina Turner in Wilmington on the eve of her much-anticipated challenge to Tom Carper.
Briahna Gray
Before joining Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign in March 2019, Briahna Gray was a columnist and Senior Politics Editor at The Intercept, who focused on progressive political messaging, as well as issues relating to identity and culture. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, New York Magazine, Rolling Stone, Current Affairs, and The Week, among others. Her insights regarding the weaponization of identity in the contemporary political sphere can be found in the Fusion documentary “Trumpland: Kill All Normies,” as well as a variety of podcasts and online programs, including NPR, TYT, and The Real News.
Prior to joining The Intercept, she practiced law at a boutique litigation firm in New York City and was contributing editor to Current Affairs Magazine. She is also the co-host of the podcast "SWOTI (Someone's Wrong on the Internet)," on which she applies a leftist lens to subjects relating to both politics and pop culture. She received a J.D. from Harvard Law School in 2011, and a B.A. from Harvard College in 2007.
She lives in Washington, D.C.
Prior to joining The Intercept, she practiced law at a boutique litigation firm in New York City and was contributing editor to Current Affairs Magazine. She is also the co-host of the podcast "SWOTI (Someone's Wrong on the Internet)," on which she applies a leftist lens to subjects relating to both politics and pop culture. She received a J.D. from Harvard Law School in 2011, and a B.A. from Harvard College in 2007.
She lives in Washington, D.C.
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Beware the Race Reductionist
In the debates over the proper role of identity politics, efforts to use identity to derail class-based projects have been widely overlooked.
As Twitter Suspends Alex Jones, Should We Worry About Silicon Valley Regulating Speech?
Sam Biddle, Glenn Greenwald, and Briahna Joy debate how the left should consider free speech issues in the context of powerful online platforms.
Democrats Complain About Green Party “Spoilers,” but Few in Congress Back a Solution: Ranked-Choice Voting
Recent Midwestern election results have generated criticism of so-called spoiler candidates. A bill in the House could help, but only five in Congress have signed on.
You Say You Want a Revolution? The Anti-Capitalist Film "Sorry to Bother You" Shows the Way
Boots Riley's absurdist comedy about labor organizing is a road map for progressive movement building.
Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Went to War With Partisanship in Kansas
Friday's rallies amounted to an unabashed declaration of post-partisan movement building.
There’s an Easy Answer to Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won: Socialism
Ocasio-Cortez’s socialism is key to her success because it does what the Democrats have failed to do: articulate a holistic progressive vision for America.
In New York, Women Are Taking on the New York Machine. But EMILY’s List Is Staying on the Sidelines.
EMILY’s List has declined to challenge one of the most male-dominated machines left in modern politics: the Democratic Party of the state of New York.
Fetishizing "Identity Politics" Could Cost Democrats in 2020
Narrow coverage of Stacey Abrams's victory in Georgia obscures important lessons about how to effectively message to a diverse electorate.
Two Very Different Democrats, Joe Crowley and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Squared Off in Debate Friday Night
Joe Crowley and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez squared off in a debate Friday night.