The Science of Making CS Gas “Safe”
The idea that tear gas is "safe" was produced through violent experimentation on working-class colonial subjects
New Zealand’s Dragon Lady of Paleontology
By Nathan Kapoor
Kate Sheppard and the Science of Suffrage in New Zealand
By Kate Sheppard
Black Mirrors
Queer ways of seeing can be tools of decolonization for the African diaspora
Like a Dog
Despite what Shakespeare thought of dogs, they are like heroes who risk betrayal and harm by their own nature.
Polar Amplifications
In the Arctic, climate change and plastic pollution produce tangled damage for the people, plants, and animals that live there
Alphabet of an Unknown City (N-Z)
I dwell frequently on the notion that the male body expands and the female body contracts in public space
Alphabet of an Unknown City (A-M)
It’s beginning to be impossible to write about how impossible it is to write about love
Call in campaign to #DropJ20 #DefendJ20
On Dec. 21 2017, a jury returned a not-guilty verdict to the first six defendants in the J20 case, where hundreds of people were arrested…
Factory Made
A history of modernity as a history of factories struggles to see beyond their walls
Secret Catalan Poem
The dark, heavy energy of paranoia, fear, and defense; the protective nature of shelter, housing, and land re-appropriation
Hurt People
The state cannot destroy us the way we destroy each other
The Body in Painlessness
The subversive potential of pain set into motion the forces that created the opioid crisis
The Tuition Limit and the Coming Crisis of Higher Education
What happens to higher education when universities can no longer hike tuition?
Bring Herman Home
In response to vengeful threats from the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, a coalition of public officials, artists, activists, formerly incarcerated people, and crime survivors calls to maintain the planned release of former Black Panther Herman Bell.