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South/South

‘At Last, We Are Alive’

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviJune 19, 2013
...that the State tried to smash with the hooves of São Paulo police, is that, at last, we are alive.” Brum slammed this against dismissals of the mass grievances as...
Lady Science

Deerly Held Beliefs: Feminist biology and white-tailed deer population control

By Lady ScienceAugust 16, 2018
...long-term immunocontraception vaccine, has also been experimentally used. Local municipalities with overabundant deer have tried tubal ligation and surgically removing ovaries, techniques that cost tens of thousands of dollars per...
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Encounters With Lindsay

By Sarah Nicole PrickettNovember 5, 2012
...cradling it away from him, with that familiar glare. When he left, she told everyone, clasping her hands around her neck, “HE TRIED TO CHOKE ME ONCE.” She then took...
Donna Strickland as a graduate student at the University of Rochester (1985) (Wikimedia Commons)
Lady Science

The Myth of Meritocracy in Academic Publishing

By Lady ScienceDecember 20, 2018
...built. Publication pathways taken by men and women in the same field is one area where researchers have tried to pinpoint gender bias in academic publishing. In theory, there are...
Features

The Year the Pandemic "Ended" (Part III)

By Artie Vierkant and Beatrice Adler-BoltonDecember 23, 2022
...acceptable? Some Biden officials tried to guess .” From the piece: Biden officials in recent months privately discussed how many daily Covid-19 deaths it would take to declare the virus...
Essays & Reviews

The Streets of Spain

By Dan HancoxNovember 20, 2012
...it hits, is not nearly as light-hearted as these kids were. I saw about 10 discharged while hiding behind a newspaper kiosk as I tried to traverse the square. By...
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TNI Vol. 2 Release Screening and Panel March 27

By TNIMarch 21, 2012
...up to Occupy Wall Street's declared May 1 general strike, we've assembled a panel to discuss the film, pop music, and revolutionary politics featuring: Greil Marcus Legendary rock critic and...
Features

Pleasure Gardens: Blackouts and the Logic of Crisis in Kashmir

By TNIJune 3, 2024
In this exclusive excerpt from their new book Izabella Scott and Skye Arundhati Thomas contextualize the twin-snake history of Israel and India and how the occupation of Palestine informs the occupation of Kashmir.
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Moral belief as aesthetic stance

By jbernsteinMay 11, 2010
...would say yes; Camille Paglia would laugh derisively, then say no. Willis' phrase "the values of civilization" is frustratingly vague--is this civilization in the sense of culture (the arts), or...
Essays & Reviews

Queer, Interrupted

By Tegan EanelliAugust 21, 2012
...New York City, and a now-ritualized street-party-turned-riot in Seattle called Queers Fucking Queers. But more than specific actions and attacks, Bash Back! developed a culture of queerness that refused constraint...
Essays & Reviews

Dark Pools

By Miranda TrimmierMarch 30, 2016
...tried. The map was published by the Federal Reserve following the 2008 crash, and though the image was made publicly available, it is intended for experts. Some mainstream-media outlets paid...
Features

You Make Me Swoon

By Lou Sullivan, Ellis Martin and Zach OzmaOctober 16, 2019
An edited excerpt from We Both Laughed in Pleasure: The Selected Diaries of Lou Sullivan
Socialism and/or Barbarism

We paralyze the everyday reproduction of the working class

By Evan Calder WilliamsMay 23, 2012
...be translated as “deepening”: deepening one’s social isolation by means of the further demands produced by another child. But we should add that the more capital tried to increase the...
Zunguzungu

Autumn of the Patriarch, Forgetting to Live: Gabriel García Márquez's Memory

By Aaron BadyJuly 9, 2012
...of Colombian folk culture. Second, there is the “Faulknerian revolution” story that people like Pascale Casanova put forward, where William Faulkner modeled a particular way of being a writer in...
Essays & Reviews

Dumb Computers, Smart Cops

By Aaron BadyAugust 6, 2012
...and, after ordering it to disperse, tried to force the issue by beating the crowd with what are euphemistically called batons but in practice tend to break ribs and bruise...
Essays & Reviews

The Other Foot

By Alice MarwickSeptember 12, 2013
...Liza of Style Blueprint told me, “To be authentic in what you’re writing about, it means that you fully support it. You have tried that face cream. And you didn’t...

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