Essays & Reviews Dry Bones Breathe By Lavelle PorterJuly 30, 2015 Recovering writers like Henry Dumas from oblivion is a way to alter black destiny.
Essays & Reviews Beach Generation By Beatrice Loft SchulzJuly 29, 2015 Cheap air travel and freedom of movement within the EU are bound up with the violent policing of its borders
Essays & Reviews Under the Rainbow By Tyrone PalmerJuly 28, 2015 Modern queer politics forged itself against Blackness. Where will it go next?
Essays & Reviews Fitted By Moira WeigelJuly 27, 2015 Activity trackers train users to love lives that are all work
Essays & Reviews The Mirror Stage By Meredith TalusanJuly 23, 2015 A classic graphic novel expresses a contradiction at the heart of sexuality
Essays & Reviews City of the Moon By Alex ShamsJuly 21, 2015 In Jericho, Palestinians find a resort from their occupations
Essays & Reviews Managing Hearts with Kim and Flo By Bea MalskyJuly 20, 2015 Casual games mirror women’s work, teaching their players that affective labor counts
Essays & Reviews Swimming Class By Jane YagerJuly 17, 2015 To clean the unwashed masses, American social reformers built public pools. You will believe what happened next.
Essays & Reviews Kid Stuff By Molly KnefelJuly 16, 2015 If childhood is supposed to be a time for play, why do today’s kids spend so much time working?
Essays & Reviews Sci-Fi Crime Drama With A Strong Black Lead By Heather Dewey-HagborgJuly 6, 2015 A new crime investigation technology generates suspect sketches from genetic material left at the scene, but this big data tool is based on old racialism
Essays & Reviews Socializing the Dark Web By Robert W. GehlJuly 2, 2015 Can there be social networking among the pseudonymous?
Essays & Reviews Spinoza in a T-Shirt By Léopold Lambert and Minh-Ha T. PhamJuly 1, 2015 A manifesto for designs that do not know what bodies aren’t
Essays & Reviews Open Channels By Megan MilksJune 30, 2015 Fan fiction is more than a genre. It's a technology for generating new feelings out of old texts.
Essays & Reviews Against Students By Sara AhmedJune 29, 2015 Complaining, censorious, and over-sensitive, university students are destroying their own institutions. Wait, seriously? People think that?
Essays & Reviews Ultra Violence By Nathan EisenbergJune 25, 2015 The extreme nature of Ultra fandom often reflects an equally extreme political position
Essays & Reviews Chubz: the Demonization of my Working Arse By Huw LemmeyJune 23, 2015 An excerpt from a book which takes the satirical power of erotic fan fiction seriously