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Weasel Words Unite the Parties

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

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

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

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

In Defense of the New Censorship

'Political Correctness'=An Awareness of the World We Inhabit

By Corinne Manning | October 28, 2015

How Will the Greatest African Superhero Handle Race in America?

How Will the Greatest African Superhero Handle Race in America?

On Ta-Nehisi Coates and the New Black Panther

By Aaron Counts | October 26, 2015

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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?

By Amy Brady | October 13, 2015

Ta-Nehisi Coates Has Given #Black Lives Matter Its Foundational Text

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How to Love an Imperfect Genius, and Other Considerations

By Zinzi Clemmons | October 8, 2015

A Black Feminist’s Search for Sisterhood

A Black Feminist’s Search for Sisterhood

Michele Wallace

By Lit Hub Excerpts | October 5, 2015

Immigration, Dislocation, and the Search for Home

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

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By Joohwan Kim | September 30, 2015

When Social Progress Moves Faster Than Your Novel-in-Progress

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

On Finally Being Seen as a Black Woman Writer

To Ban Toni Morrison, To Go Blind

By Rachel Eliza Griffiths | September 25, 2015

Colum McCann, Beneath the Streets of New York

Colum McCann, Beneath the Streets of New York

When Poverty Drives People Below

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