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Remembering Harold Pinter’s anti-Iraq War Nobel Prize acceptance speech.
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Walker Caplan
| October 13, 2021
Tracing the Filipino Diaspora in the Arc of the Global Age: A Reading List
Albert Samaha Recommends Books on the Sprawling History of the Philippines and the Immigrant Experience
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Albert Samaha
| October 13, 2021
How NOW Attempted to Exclude the Third Woman’s Alliance From Feminist History
Patricia Romney on the Women's Strike for Equality
and Racism Within Feminism
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Patricia Romney
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Daniel Sokatch on the Chronicle of Israel and Palestine
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Everything you need to know about the Sally Rooney/Israel controversy.
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Walker Caplan
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Read this newly discovered 1949 Ann Petry essay about Harlem.
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The Grief of Displacement: On Being a Child in a Refugee Camp
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Kelefa Sanneh: What Actually is “Country Music”?
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Community and Care: On Squirrel Hill and the Tree of Life Shooting
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Matthew Pearl on the Kidnap and Rescue That Shaped America
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The Heavy History of Names: On Political Forgetting and Erasure in India
From This Year's Cundill History Prize Shortlisted Title
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Instead of acting like Kidney Person, be more like these 19th-century literary haters.
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