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Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyJanuary 19, 2014
...of Cambodia’s largely young, female and rural factory workforce by registering a kind of bodily objection to the harsh daily regimen of industrial capitalism” No One Is Hrant Dink ReclaimUC:...
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Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadySeptember 29, 2013
...with Fernand Braudel The Professional Worldview of the Effendi Historian Primo Levi and The Canto of Ulysses ReclaimUC: What really happens in those UC regents' meetings? Sports over education at...
Socialism and/or Barbarism

The Day After Yesterday, Part 2: The Gathering Storm

By Evan Calder WilliamsMarch 12, 2013
...punch with one too many zithering climbs, the music just tosses forth crescendo after crescendo in unceasing sequence, as an ocean breeds waves or as a city pukes condos on...
Essays & Reviews

Strangers in a Strange Land

By Xarissa HoldawayJune 13, 2012
...own promises. I knew it might not be totally possible to communicate any of this, but by God, I tried. Soon after I met Michael, he said of my apparent...
Essays & Reviews

Otherwise Movements

By Ashon CrawleyJanuary 19, 2015
...where we are in terms of the fights for justice, the fights for equity. One of my friends says that the beauty in black music is found in how it...
Marginal Utility

Simple and Plain

By Rob HorningJanuary 8, 2015
...the music he made after the 1968 Comeback. I'm amazed by moments like this, a 1970 performance of "Make the World Go Away." Wearing a ludicrous white high-collar jumpsuit with...
Marginal Utility

Outgrowing oneself

By Rob HorningMay 4, 2012
...playing. I felt instantly as if I had been completely exposed. I thought there was something special about being into a certain kind of music — and Nirvana in the...
Essays & Reviews

Enjoy the Rules

By Freddie deBoerJuly 24, 2013
...of reciprocity on the Web, fostering a culture of mutually beneficial cooperation and due credit. Lanier, walking the talk, traces his idea to Ted Nelson, a network theorist who envisioned...
Essays & Reviews

Free Us All

By Mariame KabaMay 8, 2017
Participatory defense campaigns as abolitionist organizing.
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Trans Historical Narratives

By Hannah GregorySeptember 22, 2015
...the word. You can ’ t feed mostly upon yourself and sustain enough energy to live, that ’ s always going to be counter-productive. The process of writing about oneself...
Wiathi

terrain & terroir

By Keguro MachariaNovember 11, 2014
...law, legitimacy and culture in both colonial and post-colonial contexts as ideas of sexuality, as the expression of essence and freedom compete with both ideas of sexuality as social reproduction...
Shines Like Gold

❒ she ❒ i ✔ haze

By imp kerrMay 4, 2012
...saves princess tiger lily. a party is organized, music and skewers, and the occasion for tiger lily, rather introvert, to show her feline side. she's a capricorn, like grandmaster flash....
Sunday Reading-

Sunday Reading, June 18, 2023

By TNI EditorsJune 18, 2023
...within trans culture: the fake choice between literalism and opacity. Instead of making us choose, Wallenhorst looks at how this false dichotomy was produced in the first place. The anatomist...
Lady Science

Life and Death in Dioramas

By Lady ScienceSeptember 14, 2017
...of her primary teaching tool, a series of dollhouse-sized dioramas called The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death. The dioramas were designed to teach investigators how to observe a crime scene,...
The Beheld

On Being a Fat Child

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoNovember 8, 2012
...healthfully and mindfully, exercise aplenty, and remain fat. But that wasn’t me. Had I eaten the way my parents tried to teach me to eat, and not been so terrified...
Essays & Reviews

How Ought We Die?

By Derek AyehAugust 29, 2014
...in the future? We need a new script for talking about impending death, a guide to teach the population how to prepare for it and how to support one another...

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