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Notes from the Resistance: A Column on Language and Power

Notes from the Resistance: A Column on Language and Power

Summer Brennan, In Defense of Linguistic Infrastructure

By Summer Brennan | December 9, 2016

Art Inspired by the Great Angela Carter

Art Inspired by the Great Angela Carter

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By Emily Temple | December 8, 2016

The Two Books That Saved My Young Life

The Two Books That Saved My Young Life

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By Keah Brown | December 8, 2016

Reading Out Loud in a Time of Terror

Reading Out Loud in a Time of Terror

Joseph Roth, Masha Gessen, and Finding Strength in the Words of Others

By Sabine Heinlein | December 8, 2016

On Innocence, Internment, and Resistance with an Open Heart

On Innocence, Internment, and Resistance with an Open Heart

Marie Mutsuki Mockett Writes to Her Young Son

By Marie Mutsuki Mockett | December 8, 2016

Patriotism: A Schooling (and Unschooling)

Patriotism: A Schooling (and Unschooling)

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