Queer ways of seeing can be tools of decolonization for the African diaspora

Despite what Shakespeare thought of dogs, they are like heroes who risk betrayal and harm by their own nature.

In the Arctic, climate change and plastic pollution produce tangled damage for the people, plants, and animals that live there

The state cannot destroy us the way we destroy each other

The subversive potential of pain set into motion the forces that created the opioid crisis

What happens to higher education when universities can no longer hike tuition?

Nuclear heritage and nuclear stewardship in a quiet desert town

K-beauty’s explosive popularity is wartime beauty recalibrating for an era of endless war, where civilians can best aid the war effort by behaving as though there isn’t one

A good online-dating profile strategy, like a strong brand, turns a suspect into a prospect, and a prospect into a buyer

Crushing lays bare the potential of boundless desire, enabling us to embrace brutal vulnerabilities that are often subordinated to everyday expediency

Can radical politics harbor a deadening conservatism?

Reflections from the TERF wars about dismantling bigotry on the left

Though it is the subtext of savagery that animates narratives around witches, white women who take up the mantle of witch magic rarely understand themselves to be engaging in Indian or savage play

Rachel Ingalls’s Mrs. Caliban captivates by virtue of the ways in which it least resembles the kinds of novels we know