...for the construction and circulation of a bland sanitized identity. “Its express purpose,” she wrote, “is to free us from the awkwardness of self-expression and keep us safely in the...
...A comparative reading reveals a few noteworthy examples: Sousa: “Up to now, finding myself was having a readymade person-idea and mounting myself inside it: I incarnated myself inside that set-up...
...flawed at best (Davis) and almost completely without redemptive qualities at worst (Creighton and Sonny). Which is simply to say: the most conspicuously flawed and conspicuously privileged characters in the...
...free, it enslaves us). In Michigan, the problem Santorum is complaining about is precisely this, that we are being un-indoctrinated, taught or permitted to do as we please. The secular...
...writ large. The expansion of the students’ agenda was fueled by October's passage of a long-delayed US-Colombia free trade agreement in the American congress. The FTA was the coup de...
...of service. As online selfhood comes to dominate, we sell out simply by having an identity. Selling out becomes not the repudiation but the source of authenticity: We prove who...
...law called the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act. RICO allows conspiracy charges: the prosecution doesn’t have to prove that the defendant has committed a crime, only that they...
The Joy of Consent: a Philosophy of Good Sex (October 2023) tests the limits of consent as a heuristic for "good sex," exposing the wide berth between pleasure and what is legible to the law.
...(and professional conflicts) have been outsourced to plucky mercenaries wielding supernatural powers – how is he supposed to compete with that? And what use is a loose-cannon cop when there’s...
...info about "Teacher Watch" project (modeled on Copwatch) Radio Autonomia's latest show has interviews with 50/50 Crew, Critical Resistance, and Bread & Roses collective "Last week’s proletariat is yesterday’s “ownership...
...books, glossed as they are with my precious marginalia, but objects can be swiftly desacralized. Changes are sure to come to how we buy and keep books, and because of...
...can be. “Part of the study,” one of the overseeing doctors has explained, “is that we’re trying to measure these side effects and find out what they are, so the...