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Politics
The Philosopher vs. The Welder: Translating the GOP Debate
Reading Between the Lines at the 323rd Republican Debate
By
Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf
| November 12, 2015
Weasel Words Unite the Parties
A Spinglish-English Translation of Friday’s Debate Forum
By
Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf
| November 10, 2015
Reading Henry Dumas After Trayvon Martin
On the Genius of a Black Writer Killed by NYC Police in 1968
By
Drew Johnson
| November 4, 2015
When An Author You Translate Gets Death Threats
Polish Writer Olga Tokarczuk Speaks the Truth, Is Attacked For It
By
Jennifer Croft
| November 2, 2015
The Third Republican Party Debate: A Spinglish-English Translation
total propaganda, round three
By
Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf
| October 30, 2015
In Defense of the New Censorship
'Political Correctness'=An Awareness of the World We Inhabit
By
Corinne Manning
| October 28, 2015
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
How Will the Greatest African Superhero Handle Race in America?
By
Aaron Counts
| October 26, 2015
Myself in Translation: On the Genius of Alison Bechdel
By
Corinne Manning
| October 19, 2015
The First Democratic Party Debate: A Spinglish-English Translation
By
Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf
| October 15, 2015
Is Topeka the Most Poetic City in America?
Racism, Iniquity, Fundamentalism, and Poetry!
By
Amy Brady
| October 13, 2015
Ta-Nehisi Coates Has Given #Black Lives Matter Its Foundational Text
How to Love an Imperfect Genius, and Other Considerations
By
Zinzi Clemmons
| October 8, 2015
A Black Feminist’s Search for Sisterhood
Michele Wallace
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| October 5, 2015
Immigration, Dislocation, and the Search for Home
Christos Tsiolkas: “I am proof that multiculturalism is worth defending.”
By
Joanna Scutts
| October 2, 2015
Identities Adrift Off the American Shore
Korean-Japanese Relations, National Identity, and the Zainichi
By
Joohwan Kim
| September 30, 2015
When Social Progress Moves Faster Than Your Novel-in-Progress
On the Decade-Long Evolution of a Trans Character
By
Rachel Basch
| September 29, 2015
On Finally Being Seen as a Black Woman Writer
To Ban Toni Morrison, To Go Blind
By
Rachel Eliza Griffiths
| September 25, 2015
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