Stephen F. Eisenman

Stephen F. Eisenman is emeritus professor at Northwestern University. His latest book, with Sue Coe, is titled “The Young Person’s Guide to American Fascism,” and is forthcoming from OR Books. He can be reached at s-eisenman@northwestern.edu  

Why Harris Lost (It’s Not Complicated)

Top 10 Reasons to Embrace the Election Results

What If Harris wins?

Swastikas at Trump’s Madison Square Garden Rally Stir Controversy

What Does Fascism Look Like? A Brief Introduction

Who’s Nazi Now? The Dangerous U.S. War on Immigrants

Idiot Wind: The Trump/Harris Debate

Make America “Lethal” Again: a Review of Some Speeches at the DNC

On the One-Month Anniversary of the Attempted Assassination of Trump

Biden Should Say a Lot More

The Not-So-Great Debates

Coming in From the Cold

The Dangerous Class Consciousness of Donald Trump

Can Jews be Nazis?

The Soft Anti-Semitism of Polite Expectations 

Has the War Against Palestine Killed Jewish Comedy?

Three Theses on Zionism

What to do About Joe?

Secret Tape of Trump’s Negotiation to Secure a Nearly $500 Million Appeal Bond to Cover Court Imposed Penalties for Fraud

The Speech Biden May Give to Boost His Poll Numbers

Wandering Jew

Range Anxiety

All Israelis are Jews; All Jews are Israelis: Israel’s False Tautology

Joe Biden and Dorothea Lange: Politics and Art Revealed!

Too Tough Jews

Vermin

More Reflections on the Current Mideast War

When Anti, Anti-Zionism Becomes Anti-Semitism

A Small Boy and Israel

The Return of the Repressed: Frans Hals and Philip Guston

We Need a Working-Class Environmental Movement

Political Murmurations

Some People Will Hate Me for Writing This: End the War!

The Tampa Five: An Assault on Free Speech

The Hazing Scandal at Northwestern University

Why AI Will Never Replace Reporters at the NYT

The Anthropocene in Pictures

Florida Fever Dreams

American Drag, Unshackled

The Water-Closet Scandal

Supreme Duplicity

What’s the Use of William Blake?

“The Real Florida”: My Trip to the Marijuana Dispensary

Demagogues Three: Charles Foster Kane, Willie Stark, and Tucker Carlson

A Fascist Assault upon the Individual “Right to Change”

Democracy Under the Oaks

AI Chatbots Are Even Scarier Than You Think

The Insecure Superpower

The Florida Strong-Man

Capitol Charades