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Essays & Reviews

In Praise of Fake Reviews

By Tom SleeOctober 29, 2014

...advertisements consist of paid (“inauthentic”) endorsements, and there are now many places where advertisement and “authentic” comment are mixed up (Twitter streams, Facebook feeds). The claim that “false” endorsements on...

Essays & Reviews

Body Mass Index

By Mal AhernFebruary 28, 2014

...from its heroine or its audience the typical range of video-game tasks. Unlike the action-movie or war-game hero, Bullock has nothing to shoot and no one to kill. Her task,...

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Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadySeptember 22, 2013

...Life in Kerala, India (1937) Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in conversation with Binyavanga Wainaina "Like numerous other aspects of modernity, uniforms first penetrated Turkish culture through the military" Criminality and Colonial...

2. Consumed by Abstraction

By Douglas RushkoffDecember 21, 2012

...editors - who had always argued in favor of corporate takeovers - began whining about how their takeover by Rupert Murdoch would "kill the culture" of the newspaper. Ha. Likewise,...

Features

The New Inquiry Vol. 55: Testing

By TNISeptember 19, 2016

...absent from teachers who imposed punishments driving her to contemplate suicide “more days than not.” Cheating’s “tiny filament of comradeship” was a lifeline. Her experience is far from abnormal: one...

Essays & Reviews

On Ableism and Animals

By Sunaura TaylorMay 30, 2017

An excerpt from Beasts of Burden, which was published by The New Press in February 2017

Shelter

By TNIDecember 2013

...sees a revived literary culture intertwined with the pursuit of political independence, with one leading novelist gaining fame when he described English people working in Scotland as either “settlers” or...

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Extremists in The Mainstream

By Callie MaidhofDecember 3, 2013

...this reason, some readers might not see Goliath as being focused on the mainstream, and I even found myself thinking on occasion: “Israelis don’t always come off as this rabid.”...

South/South

Transcript on a Face

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviNovember 25, 2014

...being presented as a deadly force option while he was hitting me in the face Wilson's characterization of the community surrounding the killing scene (what the prosecution called "folks that...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersJanuary 31, 2016

...Be “A Glorious Thing Made Up of Star Dust” A clash of cultures Sanskrit was First recorded In Syria Reclaim UC: UC president Janet Napolitano secretly had computer hardware installed...

Essays & Reviews

No Dignity, No Doubt

By Matt PearceApril 5, 2012

...Before the killing begins, they go on the radio to call you a cockroach, they come with the clippers to shave your hair, they parade you on the streets to...

South/South

Preferential Immunity

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviAugust 13, 2012

...first reaction upon hearing the Ebola news was casual curiosity. It was only upon a doctor friend impressing Ebola’s “it will kill you” nature upon me did I even consider...

The Austerity Kitchen

Troubled Mime

By Christine BaumgarthuberMay 10, 2012

...own behalf. His motives he did not reveal, even after he won acquittal. As to why such a talented man should kill a child, Deburau's biographer Tristan Rémy conjectured that...

Essays & Reviews

Eine kleine Paranoia

By Mary Elizabeth BorkowskiSeptember 13, 2021

Crisis exposes the limits of paranoia as a defense mechanism

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Introduction

By Shailja Patel and Aaron BadyJune 26, 2013

...three things of each piece I commissioned for this supplement. That it be dangerous. That it be necessary. That it be true. I wanted to create a platform for transgressive...

Family Planning

By TNIJuly 2013

...“The most merciful thing that a family does to one of its infant members is to kill it.” Thus wrote Margaret Sanger, the mother of birth control and founder...