Late Night Is All We Have
A diary from two days in Dallas
In Motion
An interview with director, writer, and activist Astra Taylor about her film What is Democracy?
Scam or Die
The New Inquiry editors discuss last year’s so-called “Summer of Scam” and its endless aftermath
Blue Life
A movement that conjures the specter of an enemy that it seeks to annihilate
Crushed…
Crushing lays bare the potential of boundless desire, enabling us to embrace brutal vulnerabilities that are often subordinated to everyday expediency
The Context of Intellectual Friendship
An interview with David Scott about his book Stuart Hall’s Voice: Intimations of an Ethics of Receptive Generosity
Time Is a Killer
Aging, as a staged theme, provokes other forms of performance to become strained and uncertain
Daughters Have Their Own Agenda
White supremacist heteropatriarchy blames black women for the "absent black father," invisibilizes the women who most suffer from that father's absence, and uses that invisibility as the foundation of male identity