Week of May 12

• History Is Personal
  How My Grandmother Ceased to Be African

  Shivani Somaiya

  MA candidate in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism at The New School for Social Research
• War Crimes
  The Justice Train from Bucha

  Victor Tsilonis

  Editor-in chief of Intellectum, and the vice-president for victims of the International Criminal Court Bar Association (ICCBA)
• Art and Belonging
  How We Remember Leads Us to What We Remember

  Miko Yoshida

  MA candidate in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism at The New School for Social Research
  The Invisible Labor of Asian Americans in New York Fashion

  Shweta Nandakumar

  Editor, researcher, and writer based in New York
• The right to choose
  Why do childfree women inspire so much ire?

  Jill Filipovic

  Brooklyn-based journalist, lawyer, and author
  The End of Roe v. Wade

  Nicole Hemmer, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela and Neil J. Young
  Radical Republicans Are Birthing the Nation They Want—and Most Americans Don’t

  Claire Potter

  Contributing Editor at Public Seminar, and Emeritus Professor of History at the New School for Social Research