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Features

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyJune 28, 2015

...teargassing in Brazil: teachers' protests around the world Business is booming for US for-profit education companies in Brazil #CharlestonSyllabus Rhodesia and American paramilitary culture The present tense of (racial) slavery...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyNovember 9, 2014

...Mystery Man Arrives (1948) Glubb Pasha Flies Home (1956) ReclaimUC: They want to raise tuition again "What are elite college sports except massive fund-raising exercises?" Organizing within our changing profession...

Uncategorized

Letters of Recommendation: C. Wright Mills to Fidel Castro

By Tim BarkerMay 1, 2011

...to get some young professors for him, to teach there and possibly to work with INRA. I have now found one such man and wish to recommend him as strongly...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersJuly 5, 2015

...or congenitally disabled subjects. ReclaimUC: Academic labour and the capitalist university Washington state legislature passes budget *cutting* tuition at public universities "I am, in very real ways, a primary source,...

Essays & Reviews

No Man Righteous

By Rob HorningApril 4, 2011

...emptiness that derives from a culture that sends perennial mixed messages about “doing your own thing” and “being cool.” These slangy phrases vulgarize the ideal of self-realization, which consumerism reduces...

Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading!

By Aaron BadyFebruary 12, 2012

...Shut Up, Jonathan Franzen The Tuareg Uprising in Northern Mali 1789, 1979, and all that… How to Date a Wall Street Man (Continued) Why Foreign Bestsellers Often Fail in Japan....

Zunguzungu

Chinua Achebe, No Longer At Ease

By Aaron BadyMarch 25, 2015

...being killed by what Nigeria had become. He would spend the rest of his life in the United States, where he would teach at Bard College, and then Brown; he...

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Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyMarch 31, 2013

...art from India “Practice resurrection.” ReclaimUC: The family that primitive accumulates together, stays together. Will UC Berkeley occupiers get justice? The impact of budget cuts on California's community colleges A...

Features

Whirlpool of the Masses

By Mahdi ChowdhurySeptember 13, 2021

The biopolitical response to COVID extends the reactionary orientalism that characterized the 1865 cholera outbreak in Mecca

Essays & Reviews

Seoul to Squeeze

By James ConstantOctober 30, 2024

Speculative capital will soon destroy one of the South Korean capital’s most vibrant and diverse working-class neighborhoods.

Essays & Reviews

Lonely Highways in the Land of Jail

By Dawn Marie KnopfApril 17, 2012

...show inspired Crystal Gayle to record “Midnight in the Desert,” which ended up in heavy rotation on the show as bumper music: Midnight in the desert and we’re listenin’ to...

Marginal Utility

We Were Promised Hot Tubs

By Rob HorningJune 19, 2012

...and that being grown up is one compromise, one sellout, one dreary responsibility after another. In fact, it's hard to think of anything in contemporary culture that celebrates adulthood today...

Lady Science

The Personal in the Professional: a 19th-Century Hangover

By Lady ScienceApril 20, 2017

...identity with or without the consent of the subject. However, the culturally embedded beliefs about women’s roles affect both situations; in Western culture a woman seeking professional power must demonstrate...

Essays & Reviews

Rapture, Rainbows and Reproduction

By Rob HorningAugust 2, 2011

...his own delirious repsonse to a double rainbow captures a culture-wide sense of joy at being able to experience miraculous nature and capture it too, master it, make it seemingly...

News

Film as A Subversive Art @ Spectacle Theatre 1/31

By Vicky OsterweilJanuary 29, 2013

...title. Vogel died in April of 2012, but his contributions to film criticism and New York film culture live on. His film club, Cinema 16, which ran in the sixties,...

Zunguzungu

The Deep Resentment of Having to Think About It: Rush Limbaugh and Sandra Fluke

By Aaron BadyMarch 3, 2012

...more bitter and contested this expulsion can be made to be, the more effectively he plays his role as culture warrior. In fact, because it's the function of a right...