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Why Now?
Sex, Death, and the Eyes of a Nation
February 7, 2024Claire Potter
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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
Netflix Revives the Genre of the “Blaxploitation” Film to Attract Black Subscribers
December 18, 2023Zenzelé Soa-Clarke
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Race
What Does It Mean to Be “Latino”?
November 21, 2023Kevin Anzzolin
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Literature
First He Parks the Golem In Front of a Television
November 1, 2023Adam Mansbach, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela
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Multi-Verse
Monica Youn on When “Euripides Meets Margaret Cho”
October 2, 2023Evangeline Riddiford Graham
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Why Now?
Black Resistance, Black Joy
September 13, 2023Claire Potter
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Activism
To Build a Black Future
September 11, 2023Christopher Paul Harris
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Race
After Derby Day, a Note of Caution About Horses and “Races”
May 10, 2023Mackenzie Cooley
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Higher Ed
A Faculty Union Can Fight for More Than Money
March 29, 2023J. Faith Almiron
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Democracy
Frederick Douglass on Multiracial Democracy
January 30, 2023Juliet Hooker
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Activism
Interference Archive Traces the History of Racist Policing in America
January 4, 2023Lindsey Scharold

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