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Current Issue Specials Online Organize the Lab (2022) In Memoriam: Richard Lewontin (1929–2021) Rereading ‘China: Science Walks on Two Legs’ (2021) Geoengineering Collection (2018) Past Issues Vol. 25 (2022) No. 3: Killing in the Name Of No. 2: Bleeding Earth No. 1: The Soil and the Worker Vol. 24 (2021) No. 3: Cooperation No. 2: Don’t Be Evil No. 1: Racial Capitalism Vol. 23 (2020) No. 3: Bio-Politics No. 2: A People’s Green New Deal No. 1: Science Under Occupation Vol. 22 (2019) No. 2: Envisioning and Enacting the Science We Need No. 1: The Return of Radical Science Vol. 1–21 (1969–1989) Subscribe New Login Store Support About The Magazine The Organization Current Issue Specials Online Organize the Lab (2022) In Memoriam: Richard Lewontin (1929–2021) Rereading ‘China: Science Walks on Two Legs’ (2021) Geoengineering Collection (2018) Past Issues Vol. 25 (2022) No. 3: Killing in the Name Of No. 2: Bleeding Earth No. 1: The Soil and the Worker Vol. 24 (2021) No. 3: Cooperation No. 2: Don’t Be Evil No. 1: Racial Capitalism Vol. 23 (2020) No. 3: Bio-Politics No. 2: A People’s Green New Deal No. 1: Science Under Occupation Vol. 22 (2019) No. 2: Envisioning and Enacting the Science We Need No. 1: The Return of Radical Science Vol. 1–21 (1969–1989) Subscribe New Login Store Support About The Magazine The Organization Current Issue Specials Online Organize the Lab (2022) In Memoriam: Richard Lewontin (1929–2021) Rereading ‘China: Science Walks on Two Legs’ (2021) Geoengineering Collection (2018) Past Issues Vol. 25 (2022) No. 3: Killing in the Name Of No. 2: Bleeding Earth No. 1: The Soil and the Worker Vol. 24 (2021) No. 3: Cooperation No. 2: Don’t Be Evil No. 1: Racial Capitalism Vol. 23 (2020) No. 3: Bio-Politics No. 2: A People’s Green New Deal No. 1: Science Under Occupation Vol. 22 (2019) No. 2: Envisioning and Enacting the Science We Need No. 1: The Return of Radical Science Vol. 1–21 (1969–1989) Subscribe New Login Store Support About The Magazine The Organization Latest Practicing Science as Class Struggle Nick Pokorzynski, Emily Sutton, Katy Slininger The question of how to practice science for the people” should be a focus for all radical scientists. We must begin to relearn the practices that can mobilize science effectively in support of the working class and its recomposition. In... The Physics of Death in Gaza Qasem Waleed El-Farra Physics is based on questioning. / Questioning the origin of the universe. / Questioning time. Questioning the nature of matter. A Mirror of Our Immediate Future Erica Jung and Calvin Wu The assassination of more than 14,000 Palestinian children and deliberate starvation of two million people by Zionist occupiers in Gaza with the full support of western governments assault our preconceived notion of rationality. It is... Featured Under the Influence of Lewontin: Volume Three Zach Hall, Claire Ramsay, Calvin Wu Dick Lewontin passed away a little more than a year ago. In the past year, we‘ve published series of articles in the special issue to commemorate and carry on the work of radical science. As we begin to wrap up the special memorial issue... Resisting Technological Imperialism from Los Angeles to Palestine Volume 24, Number 2 Editorial Collective We met with organizers of Stop LAPD Spying and the Palestinian Youth Movement to discuss our common struggle against imperialism, the abuse of technology, complicity of scientists and technical workers, as we envision a liberatory future. Sequencing Revolt Camila Valle Can science be used to amend historical harms? Grandmothers say yes. Akwesasne and the History of Hydropower Marina Johnson-Zafiris This is not a story of triumphs of engineering over nature, nor is it a story of masterpiece on international diplomacy, nor even a story about change. It is rather a story about the intimate relationship that the Mohawks of Akwesasne had... Agroecology, from Palestine to the Diaspora Nadine Fattaleh and Adam Albarghouthi Palestinian youths today are paving the way toward establishing food sovereignty and reducing dependence on the products and employment of the occupation. They uphold their values and principles through a cooperative organizational model... An Environmental Nakba: The Palestinian Environment Under Israeli Colonization Mazin B. Qumsiyeh and Mohammed A. Abusarhan Prior to the 1948 war and even the Zionist Congress of 1897, Palestine had some thirteen hundred villages and towns, each with a small and manageable population living sustainably with nature. The land was owned or worked by the... Get Involved with SftP About Science for the People (SftP), the most important radical science movement in US history, arose in 1969 out of the anti-war movement and lasted until 1989. With a Marxist analysis and non-hierarchical governing structure, SftP tackled... Support Our magazine is run exclusively by volunteers. We devote our labor solely for the pursuit of a science and a society free from the shackles of capital! In keeping with our values, our magazine makes all of our content free and accessible... 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