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Heike Geissler's Grim Account of
the Amazon Workplace
Inside the Belly of a Very Contemporary Beast
By
Monika Zaleska
| April 16, 2019
What Does
Ulysses
Tell Us About
Pete Buttigieg?
On Judging a Candidate By What They Read
By
Tyler Malone
| April 15, 2019
Why Are So Many Fictional Teens
Entering Cults?
Katherine Cusumano on Their (Our?) Search for Answers
By
Katherine Cusumano
| April 15, 2019
Reading Neruda and Learning to Heal My Diasporic Wounds
Javier Zamora on How Poetry Helped Him Break the Silence
By
Javier Zamora
| April 12, 2019
Lizzie Post Got Stoned Every Day to Write About Pot Etiquette
On the Manners Around Cannabis Use
By
Eric Vilas-Boas
| April 11, 2019
Not-So-Good Guys with Guns: On the Origins of the NRA
Guns Don't Kill People, Horseless Carriages Kill People
By
Igor Volsky
| April 10, 2019
Best Reviewed
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Discovering Ralph Waldo Emerson in the Golden Age of Sneakers
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A. Sandosharaj
| April 10, 2019
Falling in Love with Malcolm X—and His Mastery of Metaphor
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Mateo Askaripour
| April 10, 2019
In the Aftermath of Civil War, a Writing Workshop Aims for Peace
By
Sarah Hoenicke
| April 9, 2019
Too Often, Society Equates a Woman's Mistakes with Her Character
Clare Fisher on Teaching and Writing About Incarcerated Women
By
Clare Fisher
| April 9, 2019
How Did Conspiracy Theories Come to Dominate American Culture?
Thomas Milan Konda Untangles Our Obsession Complicated Plots
By
Thomas Milan Konda
| April 8, 2019
The Wrong Kind of Redemption: A Civil War That Never Ended
Philip Dray on Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s New Book and the “Glorious Failure” of Reconstruction
By
Philip Dray
| April 8, 2019
Red State Blues: Traveling in Transition
On Samantha Allen's
Real Queer America
and Venturing Beyond Comfort Zones
By
Veronica Esposito
| April 8, 2019
At the Birth of the Mexican MeToo Movement, a Statement From
Women in Publishing
A Collective Call from Mujeres Juntas Marabunta
By
Mujeres Juntas Marabunta
| April 7, 2019
Same Phony Fear, Different Decade:
On the Damaging Discourse Around Trans Rights
Gabrielle Bellot on the Shameful Debate on the Equality Act
By
Gabrielle Bellot
| April 5, 2019
Angela Davis on Protest, 1968, and Her Old Teacher, Herbert Marcuse
Read from Marcuse's Graphic Biography by Nick Thorkelson, edited by Paul Buhle and Andrew T. Lamas
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