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Essays & Reviews

How the Bronx was Branded

By Shellyne RodriguezDecember 12, 2018
Art moguls, real-estate developers, city institutions, and local elites unite in the name of development for the few, displacement for the many
Essays & Reviews

We Real Cool

By Lauren JacksonNovember 26, 2018
The conflation of Black Cool and Black politics is a hurdle to social organizing
Essays & Reviews

Fun With Agamben!

By Adam KotskoNovember 12, 2018
The Italian philosopher of gloom takes a surprising turn
Essays & Reviews

Kill Rock Stars

By Stephen PiccarellaOctober 31, 2018
Jeff Jackson’s new novel is one we’ve all heard before
Essays & Reviews

A Woman Under the Influence

By Sarah Nicole PrickettOctober 29, 2018
Mary MacLane's spectacular moods first fueled, then failed her
Essays & Reviews

Miracle Devices

By Derek AyehOctober 23, 2018
The medical-device industry has been mobilized against the patients it purportedly serves
Essays & Reviews

The Sensory Inexplicable

By Marcos Santiago GonsalezOctober 19, 2018
Encounters with two David Wojnarowicz exhibits ask how to feel the history and experience of AIDS in America
Essays & Reviews

On Quitting

By Keguro MachariaSeptember 19, 2018
Most often when I talk about building a life, I have meant something closer to saying that I cannot imagine—or desire—a life here.
Essays & Reviews

How Contempt Became a Genre

By Michael DangoSeptember 11, 2018
On Kevin Young’s Bunk and America’s seething tendencies
Essays & Reviews

Cruel Poptimism

By Charlie MarkbreiterAugust 31, 2018
Ariana Grande’s hit single “No Tears Left to Cry” might be the late-summer cipher for living in a lost future
Essays & Reviews

The Cochlear Implant at the End of the World

By Liz BowenAugust 13, 2018
Staging disability in an apocalyptic future, the film A Quiet Place insists that we think beyond a logic of functionality if we want to survive environmental crisis
Essays & Reviews

Staging an Epidemic

By Marcos Santiago GonsalezAugust 10, 2018
What is AIDS to you?
Essays & Reviews

Pop at the End

By Adlan JacksonJuly 31, 2018
This is what the end of the world sounds like
Essays & Reviews

Work, Supermodel

By Niko MaragosJuly 27, 2018
madison moore’s new book, Fabulous: The Rise of the Beautiful Eccentric, centers the present history of black and brown queer ballroom culture
Essays & Reviews

The Loves of Others

By Hannah BlackJune 22, 2018
You don’t have to be a couple to participate in the couple form. In fact there is nothing else to do
Essays & Reviews, Features

A World More Beautiful and Alive: A Review of The Extractive Zone

By Megan SpencerJune 4, 2018
From Ecuador, Perú, Chile, Colombia, and Bolivia, Macarena Gómez-Barris describes “submerged perspectives,” the decolonial ways of knowing that unsettle colonial relationships to land and the forms of violence they reproduce.

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