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Majoritarianism and Mass Violence

This category examines how supremacist ideologies, hate infrastructures, and state power converge to oppress communities, incite massacres, and create and sustain systems of apartheid. We are interested in stories that explore, for example, Hindutva, Zionism, White supremacy, Buddhist nationalism, and Sinhalese supremacism. This category also includes all forms of supremacy, religious and ethnic nationalism, hate infrastructure, massacres, and mass violence.

In Gaza, you put your soul on your hand and walk: Fatma Hassona and the cost of documenting a genocide

Saumya Singh
Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/unwomen/42674243844

India’s Deportation Regime: Minorities, Rohingya Refugees, and Due Process are All Casualties

Ankur Singh

Influencers of the “Bulldozer Raj”: How Reels Legitimize a Digital Ecosystem of Hatred 

Samra Iqbal

In Jammu, Cow Vigilante Attack Drives Youth into River; Leaves a Family and a Region Reckoning with Spreading Fear

Basharat Amin
This Land We Call Home

This Land We Call Home: A Formidable Counter to the Hindutva Narrative of Forced Conversion

Sohel Sarkar

Ramadan and Its Changing Meanings in the Shadows of Gaza’s Ruins 

Husam Maarouf

Killed Trying to Save Her Students: The Iranian Principal Who Died in the US School Strike

Peiman
Jaipur food caste

The Invisible Caste Lines of Jaipur’s Food Scene

Roopashi Semalty
Visuals from Tehran, Iran

Dispatch from Tehran: Bombs and Hardship are Reshaping Iranian Society

Peiman
Mayyu Ali Eradication

“The Rohingya Are Not Statistics”: Poet Mayyu Ali’s Resolve to Preserve His Culture

Amritesh Mukherjee

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