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BOSTON REVIEW MAGAZINE FALL 2026 PREVIEW

BOSTON REVIEW MAGAZINE: The latest issue features ‘NO OTHER PATH FORWARD’ – Eric Blanc on organizing the left, Robin D. G. Kelley on the defund movement, Astra Taylor on the data center backlash, and more.

Mencken Agonistes

Misrepresented by the right and misunderstood by the left, the Sage of Baltimore delivered scathing—and still bracing—indictments of American injustice. By Andrew Holter

Slavery Pure and Simple

A recent bombshell report documents brutal cases of forced labor in Mexico. Why can’t the government take it seriously? By Claudio Lomnitz

The Rise and Fall of Tech Worker Power

Crushing our union drive at Twitter opened the floodgates for Silicon Valley’s assault on labor. By JS Tan and Clarissa Redwine

no other path forward

The Left’s Achilles’ Heel
Can we out-organize the right?
Eric Blanc

The Price of the Ticket
The long arc of the defund movement.
Robin D. G. Kelley

Who Wants AI?
Lessons from the data center backlash.
Lily Hu, Robinson Meyer, Nicholas Rabb, and Astra Taylor

Working Like a Dog
The future of animal rights.
Aaron Neber


features

Gleaner, Cobbler, Commons
Re-establishing the human with John Berger.
Peter Linebaugh

Is It the Phones?
Anatomy of a moral panic.
Lorna Finlayson

A Bigger Hell
Slavery returns to Mexico.
Claudio Lomnitz

Exit and Exception
The Board of Peace as template for a new world order.
Noura Erakat