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JB Brager

JB Brager is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University in Women's & Gender Studies. They teach feminist theory and cultural studies. Their research looks at the ways in which the human as a category of recognition is made and unmade through images, histories of indigenous dispossession and genocide, and claims to the body in the afterlife of slavery and colonialism. They also draw comics.

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See Hear

By JB BragerJune 2, 2017
A new book offers a different way of attuning ourselves to images of Black lives.
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Our Boys Gone Wild

By JB BragerJune 9, 2015
The IDF's "selfie militarism" means smiling while playing the bad guy
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Bodies of Water

By JB BragerMay 12, 2015
Disappearance is not just a euphemism for state murder; it’s intrinsic to capitalism’s need for disposable classes
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Selfie Control

By JB BragerMarch 17, 2014
Different questions about consent emerge when the photographer is both subject and shooter
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Seeing Things

By JB BragerFebruary 3, 2014
A review of At the Edge of Sight: Photography and the Unseen by Shawn Michelle Smith
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Yids

By JB BragerJune 21, 2012
Jenna Brager reviews Leela Corman's graphic novel Unterzakhn, mining tenement life and for a Jewish identity without Israel.
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No Resolutions

By JB BragerJanuary 2, 2012
Lauren Berlant wants you to break your New Year’s resolutions. Cruel Optimism at the beginning of the end.
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Epic Fail

By JB BragerAugust 3, 2011
On July 1, prisoners in the Pelican Bay Security Housing Unit in Northern California began a hunger strike to protest egregious human rights abuses perpetrated…
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Bad Mothers

By JB BragerJuly 7, 2011
On the Casey Anthony Trial and Ruby C. Tapia’s "American Pietàs: Visions of Race, Death, and the Maternal."
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