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Kevin Williamson, Transphobia, and the Myth of Ideological Diversity

Kevin Williamson, Transphobia, and the Myth of Ideological Diversity

When the Center Moves Right, Extremism Looks Normal

By Gabrielle Bellot | April 4, 2018

When Marguerite Duras Got Kicked Out of the Communist Party

When Marguerite Duras Got Kicked Out of the Communist Party

Perhaps They Accuse Me of Being a Whore Because They Can Find No Other Insult

By Emily Temple | April 4, 2018

A Brooklyn Reading Series for Writers of Color

A Brooklyn Reading Series for Writers of Color

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James Baldwin: 'I Did Not Want to Weep for Martin, Tears Seemed Futile'

James Baldwin: 'I Did Not Want to Weep for Martin, Tears Seemed Futile'

In Memory of Martin Luther King Jr, a Look Back on His Funeral

By Jason Sokol | April 4, 2018

How Does Consciousness Work?

How Does Consciousness Work?

A Look at the Complex Neural Network that Creates Our Unified Sense of Reality

By Michael S. Gazzaniga | April 3, 2018

The Life We Could Have Had Running a Parisian Bookstore

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In the Endless Sameness of Prison, Writing Kept Me Human

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