Jennifer Michael Hecht relates Georgie Wileman’s new photo series to thoughts to pandemic isolation and the specter of self-harm.
The Superlative of All Alone Is All
Essays
I Banish You: Reflections on Kuwait
Mai Al-Nakib reflects on Kuwait's reply to COVID-19 with a little inspiration from Coriolanus.
How Can the Arts Save Us?
Raf Gonzalez talks about the importance of supporting the arts, especially during the pandemic, for communities that benefit most from cultural expression.
Israel’s Annexation Plans Leave Little Doubt: Israelis Must Choose Democracy or Apartheid
Yoav Schaefer talks about shifting views and changing realities in light of Israel's stated plans to annex the West Bank.
Black Lives Matter in Small Towns, Too
Victoria Patterson talks about flashpoints and performative progressive politics in South Pasadena.
Lana Del Rey, Fragile Feminism, and White Fragility in a Moment of Black Lives Matter
Christine Capetola dissects Lana Del Rey's "fragile feminism" and the history behind her social media tirade.
Writing While Black
Laura Warrell shares personal experiences as a Black writer navigating the white world of publishing.
