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The Arts

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The Mysteries of Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift, the Modern Alcibiades
February 27, 2024Jack Condie
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The Mysteries of Taylor Swift
The Mysteries of Taylor Swift
February 27, 2024Jack Condie, Simon Critchley, Gwenda-lin Grewal, James Miller
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Media
Horror and Humor in Hulu’s The Other Black Girl
February 26, 2024Kelby Clark
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Social Research
Preventing Genocide
February 14, 2024Kerry Whigham
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Race
American Fiction Offers a New Spin on the Challenges Facing Black Artists
February 12, 2024Zenzelé Soa-Clarke
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Social Research
Social Research Introduces “Frontiers of Social Inquiry”
January 24, 2024Social Research
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Film & Performing Arts
Cinelogue Is Decolonizing the Film Canon
December 19, 2023Rehana Esmail, Kate Millar
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Film & Performing Arts
What Are We to Make of Lars von Trier?
December 19, 2023Emma Slack-Jørgensen
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Film & Performing Arts
On “Slow Cinema”
December 18, 2023Bella Okuya
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Film & Performing Arts
Netflix Revives the Genre of the “Blaxploitation” Film to Attract Black Subscribers
December 18, 2023Zenzelé Soa-Clarke
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Film & Performing Arts
Singer-Songwriter Indigo de Souza on Death and the Beauty of Life
December 13, 2023Robert Noble
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Film & Performing Arts
How Deathcore Superstars Lorna Shore Evoke “the Nothing”
December 12, 2023Noah Kupper

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