The PRC History Group is pleased to announce a new issue in the PRC History Review Research Paper series: Ning Wang, "The Politics of Persecution of American-trained Returnees in Mao’s China." networks.h-net.org/group/pages/...

Obviously, Kilmar Abrego García must come home now. But let's not forget that NOT ONE of the people whom the Trump administration sent there should be there. THAT is a violation of any basic right to due process. They all have to come back.

New on praxis in positions politics, BDS Korea, Manse to Intifada: A Report on March 1, 2025 from Palestine Peace Solidarity in South Korea
positionspolitics.org/bds-korea-ma...

New on praxis in positions politics, Gao Xiaoxian: A Short Remembrance by Gail Hershatter

I hear a lot of liberals outraged for the Signal chat. Shouldn't we first and foremost be outraged that we are bombing Yemen? (Hint, we cannot be, because Biden did that too.)

New on praxis in positions politics, Chris Chien reviews Florence Mok's Covert Colonialism.

New in praxis on positions politics, Fan Yang, Back to the Future: A Walk through Huaqiangbei in 2025
positionspolitics.org/fan-yang-bac...

New on praxis in positions politics, Seuty Sabur, This is not my Revolution: Aspiration, Erasure, and the Political Field in the Post-July Uprising Bangladesh

New on episteme in positions politics, china and histories of the working class
positionspolitics.org/episteme-11/

Truly one of the stupidest things I have read so far. It is historically ridiculous both in the analysis of the CR (from the psychologizing of Mao to the recovery of Richard Solomon) and in the comparison itself.

Nick Zeller on the past and present of China Studies (and the National Security Apparatus)

Worth a read

New on praxis, in positions politics, Lilian Kong and Shiqi Lin, “Hello My Chinese Spy, Take My Data”: Welcome to the Playground of the Digital Cold War
positionspolitics.org/lilian-kong-...

A thread on birthright citizenship I wrote in 2018, that unfortunately remains relevant.

I always thought this was where it was all headed. Abolishing birthright citizenship for the non-white and non-rich. And why I teach on United States v. Wong Kim Ark every semester.

Who was Wong Kim Ark? 1/

Everyone should be sharing this story about the Amnesty International report because yes many of us have long acknowledged that it’s a genocide but there are still people who need the validation of a report from an org like Amnesty to believe it’s true zeteo.com/p/amnesty-co...

Proving that @darrenbyler.bsky.social was right.

Please do this
www.jewishvoiceforpeace.org/resource/cal...

Critical China Scholars Respond to New McCarthyism and New York Times

https://criticalchinascholars.org/interventions/