Climate Change, Seriously
Urgency can be the enemy of seriousness
Tag: Cultural Studies
The Nuances of Data Colonialism
A Q&A with Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias NICK COULDRY and ULISES A. MEJIAS Free for commercial use. Via Pixabay Earlier this month, Stanford University Press hosted an online discussion between Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias, authors of the recently released The …
Coming of Age During the Cuban Revolution
Anna Veltfort on turning memories of living in Castro’s Havana into art
Mortality, Myth, and the UFO
UFOs may not exist—but in the age of Trump and COVID-19, they’ve taken on fresh relevance and power.
Revealing an Asian and Latinx America
The 2020 census will show how the future minority-majority U.S. will depend on the connections of Latinxs and Asian Americans.
Finding hidden imagery in an Illuminated Page
A guided tour of the Zeytun Gospel’s Canon Tables reveals the extraordinary life of a matchless Armenian artwork
Implicated Subjects, Reparations, and the Afterlives of Slavery
To confront the legacies of slavery we need a new theory of historical responsibility MICHAEL ROTHBERG “Reparations” by Daquella manera is licensed under CC CC0 1.0 Public Domain Dedication When I wrote about the question of reparations for slavery in my new book, The Implicated Subject, I did …
