Staging an Epidemic
What is AIDS to you?
The Work of Art in the Age of Xerox Reproduction
By Erica Eisen
Deerly Held Beliefs: Feminist biology and white-tailed deer population control
By Kaitlin Stack-Whitney
The Cochlear Implant at the End of the World
Staging disability in an apocalyptic future, the film A Quiet Place insists that we think beyond a logic of functionality if we want to survive environmental crisis
Five Questions with Christopher Rey Pérez
Salivary glands allow us to produce enough saliva to spit, which can be a defense mechanism against the dangers of poisoning, an expression of outrage, a sexual practice, even lubricant
Triple-Decker Weekly, 143
How do we navigate a deeply structured world? Why are you reading this sentence first - and did you actually look at the fifth word?
Pop at the End
This is what the end of the world sounds like
All Out to Block the Alt-Right
Print out these posters and organize a "Stop the Hate" event in your city
Africa : Queer : Anthropology
Of the many ways to narrate the emergence of queer studies, I most like Tim Dean’s claim that Gayle Rubin’s “Thinking Sex: Notes for a…
Two Poems by Paulo Leminski
[An outlaw is...]
Work, Supermodel
madison moore’s new book, Fabulous: The Rise of the Beautiful Eccentric, centers the present history of black and brown queer ballroom culture
Not this. More that!
On Twitter, Mariame Kaba posts a quotation from Elizabeth Povinelli: “Not this” makes a difference even if it does not immediately produce a propositional otherwise.…
The Science of What Makes Pain So Personal
By Lorraine Boissoneault
Fear, Pain, and the Representation of Women’s Wartime Trauma
By Bridget Keown
“I’m Going to be Buried in a Scarf”
An interview with recently deceased anarchist journalist Paul Z. Simons about the Rojava revolution in Syria. The accompanying photos are captioned with his comments.