" Wouldn’t people have understood precisely who he was? The answer is simple: Yes, they understood who he was, and they did not care--until two things happened. First, he fell out of style. And second, the brutality of the man became undeniable."
The creator of "Fargo" explains why every season of his crime drama is about money, Republicans and the “American woman’s experience”
Reviewing the new book by Christopher Rufo, architect of the right’s crusade against “critical race theory.”
In the popular imagination, vegan school lunch may seem like the exclusive provenance of big cities like New York, but the tide appears to have shifted significantly in much of the country.
This approach to period pieces does not only erase historical racism and homophobia. It also erases our joy. Accurate historical representation and less trauma in stories about marginalized people are not opposing goals.
Reviewer Pele says author Mbembe defines “necropolitics” “as the political making of spaces and subjectivities in an in-between of life and death.” Necropolitical practices have their origins in colonialism and the slave plantation.
Under the new visa pilot program, the administration is prioritizing growers’ profits over farmworkers’ rights.
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