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Essays & Reviews

The African is Not at Home

By Nanjala NyabolaOctober 26, 2015

...culmination of a more insidious systemic violence that otherises Somalis in Kenya daily: in ethno-chauvinist discourse, in derogatory remarks and representations in popular culture, in economic and political marginalisation. Government...

Essays & Reviews

Violence in ENGL 329: The 19th Century English Novel

By Ryan HealeyJune 20, 2012

...classes to happen despite their strike mandate … People eventually come around, building a culture of solidarity and confrontational politics in the process. Soft pickets certainly desiccated the strike—there is...

Wiathi

African Poetry: Nyachiro Lydia Kasese

By Keguro MachariaJune 25, 2016

...of the nation (you’re an African—write about your history, your culture, your anti colonial struggles, your postcolonial angst). It insists on focusing our gaze on how young women make and...

Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyAugust 26, 2012

...Lost Forever Karamanli Culture in the Ottoman Empire: Hybridity, Identity and Ethnicity [podcast] Why Hindi and cryptic crosswords do not mix Broken Letters: A Typogeography of Europe Reorienting Heritage: Poetic...

Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyFebruary 18, 2012

...Retaking Our Fundamental Rights in the Workplace America's Failed Promise of Equal Opportunity Pity the Landlord A lack of a culture war truce in one graph: 10 Thoughts About the...

Marginal Utility

Lonely and crying

By Rob HorningMay 28, 2012

...seemed to temporarily change everything about culture, the group is sometimes mistakenly regarded as nothing more than falsetto-wielding disco appropriators. But before that, the Bee Gees had a long, successful...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyMay 25, 2014

...Us Free" ReclaimUC: Why college rape survivors don't go to the police Student debt grows faster at universities with highest-paid leaders The one percent at state U A history from...

Zunguzungu

Trigger Warning Week

By Laurie PennyAugust 22, 2012

...means, and what we think it means. As a culture, we still refuse collectively to accept that most rapes are committed by ordinary men, men who have friends and families,...

Essays & Reviews

The Loves of Others

By Hannah BlackJune 22, 2018

...not have met, and had they not met each other, each would have met someone else, and that would have been a love story too. How-we-met stories teach us two...

Lady Science

The Victorian Women Whose Writing Popularized Watching Birds Instead of Wearing Them

By Lady ScienceSeptember 20, 2018

...become a birdwatcher, starting by noticing the most common birds around a person’s home, then listening to their various songs, and finally making this observation a part of daily life....

Uncategorized

Let Loose the Dogs of Love

By Mairead CaseJune 18, 2013

...in scopophilia, and we’re very near sighted as a culture because of it. Thinking about your epigraphs, from Mishima and Kathy Acker, did you ever consider yourself a novelist? And...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersOctober 18, 2015

...place.” Racial Profiling via Nextdoor.com The Burden of Debt on Black Families Technology and the Apocalypse in American Culture “However popular dowsing may be, the US Geological Survey takes pains...

Socialism and/or Barbarism

All That Glitters Is Not Ash (Sex Olympics and Other Peculiarly Material Things)

By Evan Calder WilliamsJanuary 13, 2013

...or even uncannily predicting certain developments in mass culture, therefore confirming its assessment of its own present and trendlines. Prescient how? A sketch of the rest of the show’s narrative...

Essays & Reviews

The Great Leap Forward

By Patrick HarrisonDecember 31, 2011

...on the cultural landscape, it indiscriminately sucks into its vortex the signs, icons, and golden calves of both high and low culture, strips them of original contexts to repurpose and...

South/South

Where is the Line Between Us?

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviFebruary 29, 2012

...of their county, Iran, is spoken here through her glorious culture, a rich and ancient culture that has been hidden under the heavy dust of politics. I proudly offer this...

Socialism and/or Barbarism

Violent Motion, 1

By Evan Calder WilliamsMarch 19, 2015

...align it with a certain tendency in screen culture that came to dominate economically. That tendency, beginning in the first decades of the twentieth century, is for commercially-produced moving images...