Anthropology as a discipline has always been rooted in imperialism.
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To anyone who knows her, prison abolitionist Mariame Kaba is a force of nature. On any given day, she might be in court in the morning, supporting a teenager facing incarceration, then leading a community discussion on the history of Black radical organizing, and then giving a presentation on young women and the juvenile justice […]
“Like we give a shit whether he stuttered or not. And you know, that’s just dumb. That’s just so dumb.“
Twitter is not merely a symptom of a public sphere but a platform that is bound up with the primary dictate of neoliberalism: Make yourself or die.
Weekly Roundup: March 27, 2016
Hail, The Coens!
It was vivid in its recreation of period interiors, and yet those were what felt distracting: there was too much attention paid to giving attention to detail.
Call me a classicist, but years of reading novels tells me when something is off.
March 14, 2016
If I Cannot Snark At Your Revolution
I’m seeing a lot of pompous windbags on the purported left complain about how some of are just too “ultraleft.”
Weekly Roundup: March 8, 2016
There was actually a brief period in winter when I fell into a deep funk, found myself crying on the phone with a friend, and seriously considered giving up writing for good, because just getting people to even respond to pleas for payment had become so dispiriting.