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Nnedi Okorafor on Writing
and
Narrating the Audiobook of Her Memoir
The Author of
Broken Places and Outer Spaces
in Conversation with AudioFile's Emily Connelly
By
Emily Connelly
| October 17, 2019
The Hungarian Author Who Foresaw the Future of Nationalism
Considering Krisztina Tóth's Pointed Case for Open Borders
By
Stephanie Newman
| October 17, 2019
Anyone But the People: Rebecca Solnit on the Party of Trump's Attack on Democracy
From Voter Suppression to Courting Foreign Interference
By
Rebecca Solnit
| October 11, 2019
On the Front lines of Indigenous Activism
Jasilyn Charger Channels Anger Into the Fight for Survival
By
Jasilyn Charger
| October 11, 2019
In the Age of Political Thugs
Sonya Bilocerkowycz, from Ukraine to Putin to Trump and Back Again
By
Sonya Bilocerkowycz
| October 11, 2019
When Your Book Finds a New Voice, 50 Years Later
Alix Kates Shulman on a Revitalized Feminist Movement
By
Alix Kates Shulman
| October 8, 2019
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On the Endless Parade of Literary Dead Girls
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Zefyr Lisowski
| October 7, 2019
On the Far Right Past of Ingvar Kamprad, Founder of Ikea
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Elisabeth Åsbrink
| October 7, 2019
America in Mosul: An Account of the Occupation
of an Iraqi City
By
James Verini
| October 7, 2019
On the Universal Urgency of Immigrant Literature
Christopher Castellani: "Every child of immigrants is born into a sense of loss."
By
Christopher Castellani
| October 7, 2019
On Finding the Freedom to Rage Against Our Fathers
Minda Honey Tells the Story of a Daughter Who Refused to Walk on Eggshells
By
Minda Honey
| October 7, 2019
Stand With Us at the 2019 Border of Lights Virtual Vigil
Julia Alvarez Commemorates the Victims of the 1937 Haitian-Dominican Republic Massacre
By
Julia Alvarez
| October 4, 2019
The Congressional Climate Change Committee That Went Toe-to-Toe With the Koch Brothers
How Close We Came in 2009 to Making a Regulatory Difference
By
Christopher Leonard
| October 4, 2019
What Can a Hashtag Do?
Sloganeering, Incitement, Solidarity, and So Much More
By
Elizabeth Losh
| October 4, 2019
The Anti-Colonial Vision of James Baldwin's Last Two Unfinished Works
Bill Mullen on
The Welcome Table
and
No Papers for Muhammad
By
Bill V. Mullen
| October 4, 2019
From the Unabomber to the Incels: Angry Young Men on Campus
Eileen Pollack Considers Their Rage—and Our Responsibility
By
Eileen Pollack
| October 4, 2019
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