...disabled, poor, and other marginal black identities at the center. It promises to free men from the violent and hegemonic masculinities they have internalized as the most valid. It promises...
...and access to their consumers; and acting as an intermediary between artists and the market, providing artists with the potential to earn an income as a professional. The first two...
...Image | Jerry Riley | http://www.jerryrileyphotography.com form(alism) Writing about Ngwatilo Mawiyoo’s poetry was easy: I’ve been reading her work for close to ten years and she’s a friend....
...come with a broader sense than most of what might prove interesting and effective in poetry. I’m honestly not sure how to respond to these claims. I experience them as...
...Foreclosure So what would your plan for Greece be? Passports for a Price Even kitchenmaids get the blues: compulsory heterosexuality on Downton Abbey Telling the Story of the Congo, "on...
...professional nursing communities. Nineteenth-century nursing programs worried about damaging their reputations by admitting young, uneducated, immigrant women. In addition, before the rise of the hospital as the primary site of...
...to our archive of back issues) today. • • • Of the total materials that flow through the U.S.’s production and distribution processes every day, 99% will be waste within...
...by fellow occupiers who tell us to call the National Lawyers Guild so they won’t be searching the prisons for us, and point us to a corner store where we...
...Says from the comments: As to preparation, I simply don't. The school gives me a syllabus which I simultaneously review as I go over it with the class. The first...
...developing a style for these yet? They ’ re quite often collages of materials, letters or emails, sometimes narrated in a fractured voice. For example, “ The Woman in the...
...materials for the very long term. Plutonium has a half-life of about 24,100 years, which means that it’s half as radioactive in 24,100 years as it is when it’s created....
...There is a certain formal unity to the story, in that the beginning feels like a beginning and the ending feels like an ending—leaving the middle free to feel like...
...think so; I don't think this story is simply anything. But before I can even get to that, I have to be irritatingly solipsistic and meta. For example, I need...
...for a few years, have at several key historical moments defected, torn off their uniforms, and switched back to the workers’ side in large numbers. Professional police officers, who have...
...my first few hours in Bain—and indeed, the whole of that first day—I dwelt in a cloud pierced now and then by images like sunbeams. Jom makes all the difference...