Opinion

Revisiting the author’s prescient 'manifesto for a fair fight' - first published as an essay in 2014 - now out as a full-length book

The album is a timely affirmation for the global African diaspora, but it can’t be accepted as a universal representation of global Blackness

Pop Smoke’s posthumous release is an authoritarian play on the senses

The artist’s far-seeing experiments with digital avatars and viral antibodies help us better understand ourselves

It’s time to reckon with a US founding father who waged genocidal warfare against Indigenous nations 

Coel's show ‘I May Destroy You’ daringly takes on the intricacies of sexual violence

Take advantage of 'crisitunities' to defend the rights of workers - or exploit them

A work by Georg Herold at Frankfurt's Städel Museum causes a debate on art museum's authority to judge on issues of racism

‘First Cow’, the director’s seventh feature film, which began streaming 10 July, offers a humanistic alternative to the grand myths of Manifest Destiny

The musician remembers coming out in the aftermath of the Lebanese Civil War and the recent death of Egyptian queer activist Sarah Hegazi

A rarely seen documentary shows the UK's Black communities in the wake of two tragic incidences of police brutality towards unarmed Black mothers in 1985

Retro pleasures are a smokescreen that fails to conceal the painfully quick dismantling of institutions that have lasted centuries

Patriotic imagery and calls for ‘togetherness’ distract from grass-roots demands for systemic change

Describe a global crisis in 600 words? Too hard. But isn’t everything else irrelevant right now?

After Hours is filled with a familiar, sometimes crushing, sense of yearning for something more

The fifth season of Billions is a queasy portrait of inequality in the US, but it can be hard to look away

In FX’s new series, the women on both sides of the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment know that the totems of power are often just good grooming

As COVID-19 intensified, video games about disease spread

A new Netflix documentary and an online exhibition at Fierman Gallery, New York, celebrate the legacy of a shuttered gay bookstore, and the world disappearing along with it 

Six minutes of the glossy new streaming app’s TV-for-smartphone ‘quick bites’ can feel like an eternity