Sunday Reading: November 26, 2023
Indigenous Justice on Movement Memos On November 23, thousands of Indigenous people and allies participated in the annual Indigenous Peoples’ Thanksgiving Sunrise Gathering on Alcatraz Island organized…
Sunday Reading: October 29, 2023
Protean Mag: Letters From Gaza In collaboration with The Institute for Palestine Studies, Protean magazine has been publishing translated messages from Gaza sent amid the current bombing…
Sunday Reading: October 15, 2023
When sharing information online, please keep in mind that both Instagram and Facebook have policies suppressing information regarding the occupation of Palestine. For more on that…
Sunday Reading: October 1, 2023
In Fresno, Sikhs and Oaxacans unite to pass caste discrimination ban This week, Fresno became the first city in California to ban discrimination based on…
Sunday Reading: August 20, 2023
"Purple Haze" (2011) by Suwon Lee Suwon Lee is a Korean-Venezuelan artist with several photographs currently on view at MoMa. This photo, “Purple Haze,” is…
Sunday Reading: August 6, 2023
I Could Not Believe It (2023) Before Sean DeLear was an icon of the “Silver Lake scene”—one of the few Black musicians in a predominantly…
Sunday Reading: July 23, 2023
I Didn't See You There (2022) When you spend time with someone, you see the surrounding world with them, but not as they see it.…
Sunday Reading, July 2, 2023
2013 comic from The Knife: End Extreme Wealth In 2013, Berkeley Professor Emmanuel Saez wrote that income inequality in the United States was the highest…
Sunday Reading, June 18, 2023
“The Limits of David Foster Wallace” by Isabel Pabán Freed The shape of depression is often hedging. Writers are asked not to hedge; being sure of…
Sunday Reading: June 4, 2023
Doom Generation 4k Restoration An uncensored director’s cut of Doom Generation, a “heterosexual movie by Gregg Araki” shot “on location in hell,” premiered at Sundance…
Sunday Reading: May 13, 2023
This Sunday, we've curated a selection of reading around the theme of motherhood. “Rather than being universal, motherhood is always figured within a necropolitical, racializing logic that…
Sunday Reading: April 30, 2023
Many years ago, when the internet was far less corporate, a group of readers curated a reading list of the pieces they found most worth…