Natasha Lennard

Natasha Lennard is a contributing writer at The Intercept. Her work covers politics and power and has appeared in Esquire, The Nation, and the New York Times opinion section. Her book "Violence," with Brad Evans, will be released this year.

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Articles by Natasha Lennard on theintercept.com

Andrew Cuomo’s Order on Voting Rights Shows the Strength of a Challenge From the Left

Natasha Lennard — Apr. 20

Cynthia Nixon is scoring progressive victories just by showing up for the race.

Why the NYPD Killing of Saheed Vassell Has Locals Worried About Gentrification in Brooklyn

Natasha Lennard — Apr. 11

Saheed Vassell, a black man with mental health issues, was well known to many neighbors — but not the people who called the NYPD on him.

Why the Backlash to Former Black Panther Herman Bell’s Parole Risks Setting a Dangerous Precedent

Natasha Lennard — Mar. 29

Bell’s eighth hearing was a litmus test for whether the parole board would follow its own guidelines or bend to the will of police unions and politicians.

Is Antifa Counterproductive? White Nationalist Richard Spencer Would Beg to Differ.

Natasha Lennard — Mar. 17

The "alt-right" poster boy said antifa's confrontations led him to cancel upcoming speaking dates.

West Virginia, Not Women’s Day, Proved the Power of a Women’s Strike

Natasha Lennard — Mar. 13

We don't need to look abroad to see what a women-led labor action can look like — and accomplish.

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