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Essays & Reviews

Making Black Lives Matter in the Mall of America

By Erik FormanJune 3, 2016

...poverty, a culture that glorifies whiteness and vilifies blackness in the media, hospitals and schools that are as separate and unequal as ever, pollution that afflicts black communities far more...

Zunguzungu

America Dads: Louis CK and Barack Obama

By Aaron BadyOctober 29, 2012

...culture—television evolved the particular kinds of narrative genres that it did by reference to the developing new forms of “normal” social life, a form of social life in which father...

Uncategorized

Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, January 5, 2016

By TNIJanuary 5, 2016

...kind of material critique of gendered labor, it will just put a bunch of women out of work. • • • Kill it kill it kill it kill it...

Zunguzungu

Media is Better Police

By Aaron BadyAugust 27, 2012

...Guns don’t kill people, people kill people. Police don’t kill people either, and that’s because, when it comes down to it, police are more guns than people, objects not only...

Sunday Reading-

Sunday Reading: October 15, 2023

By TNI EditorsOctober 15, 2023

...articles, and they will be published here within the newsletter and at the Sunday Reading blog. Please pitch us with drafts attached at [email protected]. That is also the email to...

Zunguzungu

Miracles and Wonder, Faith and Diaspora: On Tope Folarin's "Miracle"

By Aaron BadyMay 27, 2013

...a literary commodity. It can help bring people together, help them live at peace with each other, and it can even teach us useful ways of living in the world....

Essays & Reviews

Keeping Kayfabe

By Ben GabrielDecember 1, 2014

...combined with a tried and true strategy to work an audience. But that official explanation ignores that the entire history of wrestling is the history of monopolistic collusion. This is...

Essays & Reviews

Louder Than Bombs

By Madiha TahirJuly 16, 2012

...I was wrapped in bandages. I tried to move them, but I couldn’t, so I asked, “Did you cut off my legs?” They said no, but I kind of knew....

Zunguzungu

more tired, more frustrated, more rotten

By Aaron BadyNovember 16, 2012

...she tried to theorize--using a familiar set of theoretical texts and continental philosophers--how and where and why some kinds of life become “grievable” while others do not. When Israeli children...

The Beheld

'Tis the Season: The Beheld Gift Guide

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoDecember 17, 2012

...keeps on giving. (I also sort of want to do my part to reclaim the flask for women; the "Flask Gift Set for Women" at eflask.com isn't quite cutting it.)...

Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyJanuary 27, 2013

...globalization such that they’ve begun to ignore geography" hardtruthsfromsoftcats.tumblr.com; tweetpairing.tumblr.com; wtfevolution.tumblr.com; actualfacebookgraphsearches.tumblr.com T.F. Charlton: "So, what was Stonewall?" - NPR's erasure of trans women from the Stonewall narrative. Interrogating the...

Essays & Reviews

Seeing Stars

By Ana Finel HonigmanJune 26, 2014

...Courtesy artificialgallery.co.uk MAY1ZZZ, lilo Lindsay Lohan fanpop.com Taranenko, Rihanna, 2011 DeviantArt.com Brothers De La Motte, Paris Hilton’s selfie, Undated imsoqueer, Mary-Kate, 2011 DeviantArt.com Cameron Gray, Oops...I did it again, 2007...

Essays & Reviews

Narrative of Fragments

By Sarah MenkedickJuly 3, 2014

...hierarchically organized directory of websites, in 1994. On March 1, 1995, they incorporated the guide as Yahoo.com. In July 1994, Jeff Bezos incorporated Cadabra, an online bookstore; the site went...

Essays & Reviews

The Oceanic Feeling

By Tavia Nyong'oOctober 19, 2012

...of love, a redemptive love that won’t quite fit into the comforting melodic or narrative resolution of pop culture. We heard strains of such a love on Ocean’s performance at...

Essays & Reviews

Hi Haters!

By Rob HorningNovember 27, 2012

...appreciative “fans,” to use Marwick’s word. But that seems to falsely imply microfame exhibitionism stems from delusions of grandeur. Valences drawn from celebrity culture and discourse may help suppress the...

Essays & Reviews

Up for debate

By Kylie Benton-ConnellFebruary 7, 2018

Reflections from the TERF wars about dismantling bigotry on the left