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An old man and an older woman battle to the death in an ancient manner

By Evan Calder WilliamsMay 16, 2012

...the music was her choice. That’s always been the rules. In a properly perverse pick, she had selected Yolanda be Cool and DCUP’s “We No Speak Americano (Extended Death Match...

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...

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...

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.

Features

...Innocent Man? Delusions of the Democrats The Limits of Alternative Africas Why I Left United Airlines Chinese characters and eyesight ReclaimUC: "Predictable" The University of California's failed funding model "The...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyJanuary 4, 2015

...Being-in-the-world Miguel James, Against the Police ReclaimUC: The college trap that keeps people poor Why is my curriculum white? Color-blind racism in the push to repeal affirmative action in higher...

Essays & Reviews

We Mock What We Don't Understand

By Erwin Montgomery and Rob HorningJune 29, 2012

...pick up what you can along the way through life without anyone specifically trying to teach you anything useful. The action of Spies Like Us hinges on this theme. Fitz-Hume...

Essays & Reviews

All The Hungry Children

By Elliot RossDecember 18, 2012

...Bryan Adams. The widest possible constituencies were appealed to—“the world,” “Africa,” “the children,” “them,” “us,” “the other ones,” “people dying,” “God’s great big family,” and so on. The music videos...

Essays & Reviews

Testing Beyond Control

By Ted KerrOctober 4, 2016

...“I’m Feelin’ Like a Criminal: Why the Law Won’t Stop the Spread of HIV.” Positive Women’s Network - USA, pwnusa.wordpress.com. March 8, 2015. Jones is not alone in her distrust....

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

Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyDecember 2, 2012

...Manning: how keeping himself sane was taken as proof of madness Hey, Bartender: Dissertation Actualities and Atrocity Stories The Invisible Occupation Chinua Achebe At 82: “We Remember Differently” ReclaimUC: UC...

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Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadySeptember 8, 2013

...Slayer ReclaimUC: Fuck the kettles. We will boil our own water. Neoliberal Berkeley How college reproduces inequality Corporate open source and MOOCs Grad students' wives as a gendered labor category...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersNovember 2, 2014

...kids who do everything wrong ReclaimUC: There are enough homeless schoolkids in San Francisco to fill 70 classrooms Two decades of "paper classes" Class shock: affect, mobility, and the adjunct...

Zunguzungu

On the genre of “Raising Awareness about Someone Else’s Suffering.”

By Aaron BadyMarch 10, 2012

...Darfur. It is a place without history and without politics; simply a site where perpetrators clearly identifiable as ‘Arabs’ confront victims clearly identifiable as ‘Africans’. 6. Teju Cole’s twitter feed,...

Essays & Reviews

Il Salvataggio Selvaggio

By Evan Calder WilliamsJanuary 25, 2012

...is, he deviated from the correct line: He tried to be human at a time when such was ill-advised. The charts were right, and it was just bad behavior that...