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“…to be white in this country, in the journalism, in the arts, in the literature is to experience that kind of super humanity. All your feelings, all of your sensitivities, all of your connections—you get the benefit of complete sympathy. But to be anything else is to get

Here’s another article of mine for Common Dreams. It is partly personal, political commentary, and music. Olivia Rosane, PhD Northwestern Qatar Common Dreams

How Princeton University is navigating the loss of federal funding npr.org/2025/04/06/nx-…

Went to see THE ENCAMPMENTS in NYC — it blew me away. One of the best docs I've seen in years. It's about the campus encampment movement last spring that ignited right here at Columbia University and spread like wildfire in campuses throughout the U.S. — with thousands upon

Chicago is the only city in history that has been instrumental in producing a Pope, a President, a Dark Knight and a GOAT.

A university that survives only by avoiding discomfort and confrontation is no longer a university; it is a finishing school churning out bureaucrats for the group-think industry, writes Ibrahim N. Abusharif. commondreams.org/opinion/radica…

My latest piece for Common Dreams. Here I suggest seeking answers in dystopian fiction to tell us what is wrong with our dystopian nonfiction.

Mainstream American press bends over backwards to avoid the word “genocide“ when reporting on Israel’s assault on Gaza. This isn’t a matter of semantics or editorial caution. There are many qualified and credible scholars, human rights groups, and international court systems who

This is not business as usual. My new UN report, From Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide, is out today. It shows how corporations have fueled and legitimised the destruction of Palestine. Genocide, it would seem, is profitable. This cannot continue, accountability must

Peace without justice is an anesthetic, and anesthetics wear off, says Ibrahim N. Abusharif. commondreams.org/opinion/margin…

My latest for Common Dreams. I turn toward the meaning and message of the LA unrest several weeks ago. The gist: “The recurring tableau of public rage in urban America has been reduced to visual shorthand—burning cars, shattered glass, tossed stones, fleeing reporters, looting

In this latest piece of mine (in Al Jazeera English) I argue that the term “pro-Palestinian” has become a lazy journalistic shorthand that collapses advocacy, outrage, and solidarity into a euphemism for violence. I argue why we should consider retiring it—and speak with clarity about

"To describe peaceful protests against the genocidal violence in Gaza as 'pro-Palestinian' is disparaging. Opposing the strategic starvation of a trapped population is hardly pro-Palestinian. It is pro-humanity." — #AJOpinion by Ibrahim N. Abusharif ⤵️aje.io/qf6dxr

‼️This NYT investigation reveals what's been clear for months: Netanyahu has inflicted what has become a genocide in Gaza for his political survival. It is sickening. And could not have happened without a complicit media and international community. nytimes.com/2025/07/11/mag…

Today In 1979: The infamous "Disco Demolition Night" is held at Comiskey Park! The ensuing chaos and damage to the field forces the Chicago #WhiteSox to forfeit the scheduled second game of a doubleheader vs. the Detroit #Tigers! ⚾️ #MLB #Baseball #Disco #History

Powerful piece by my dear professor Ibrahim N. Abusharif This part stays with me: Is it “pro-Palestinian” to call for the end of violence that has claimed the lives of more than 18k children? ... Gaza is not a side. Gaza is... a “graveyard for children”. aje.io/qf6dxr