Essays & Reviews Dick Picky By Madeline HoldenOctober 20, 2014 Critique My Dick Pic has convinced its proprietor that the female gaze is not homogeneous
Essays & Reviews ♫ Roxane ♫ By Patricia A. MatthewOctober 14, 2014 With a bestselling book and a new site, Roxane Gay is a welcome threat to mainstream feminist sensibilities
Essays & Reviews Venerated Members By Stassa EdwardsOctober 10, 2014 Europe’s history of penis worship was cast aside when the Catholic church realized Jesus’s foreskin was too potent to control.
Essays & Reviews View From Nowhere By Nathan JurgensonOctober 9, 2014 On the cultural ideology of Big Data
Essays & Reviews We Can Be Heroes By Ben ValentineOctober 1, 2014 By associating itself with the selfish pleasures of visibility, the wearable camera GoPro has staved off criticism for how it enhances surveillance
Essays & Reviews Violence Is Mine By Melissa GronlundSeptember 26, 2014 Post-internet art reflects a certain undercurrent of violence without being didactic about its source.
Essays & Reviews A Deluxe Apartment in the Sky By Lauren JacksonSeptember 24, 2014 A few network stars can't hide the fact that the black family sitcom is in deep decline
Essays & Reviews Carceral Educations By Sabrina AlliSeptember 22, 2014 Re-entry programs can’t fix the problems of the systems they replicate
Essays & Reviews Dear Marooned Alien Princess By Zahira KellySeptember 19, 2014 Zahira Kelly answers readers’ questions on sex appeal, gentrification, and escaping abusive relationship dynamics.
Essays & Reviews The New Kid By Corey EastwoodSeptember 18, 2014 Joseph Harms’s debut novel of high school depravity Baal is trying too hard in all the right ways
Essays & Reviews Making It: A Miseducation By Yahdon IsraelSeptember 17, 2014 In a place where succeeding means leaving, good grades are fraught with contradictions
Essays & Reviews Sleepwalking Through the Ruins By Erwin MontgomerySeptember 16, 2014 Maurizio Lazzarato's latest book seeks to answer, “What is to be done?”
Essays & Reviews Our Fellow Travelers By Adeola EnigbokanSeptember 15, 2014 Soviet painter Alexandr Deineka shared with Spike Lee a commitment to building worlds that are safe for black youth
Essays & Reviews Not for Teacher By Malcolm HarrisSeptember 12, 2014 The fight documented in Dana Goldstein’s The Teacher Wars may be a lost cause
Essays & Reviews Radical Strain By Sasha GeffenSeptember 8, 2014 We listen to women the same way we look at them.
Essays & Reviews I Woke Up Like This By Max PearlSeptember 5, 2014 The health rave breaks with party culture by harnessing its wasteful expenditure to the goal of productivity.