Sam Argyle reviews "Not All Dead White Men," in which Donna Zuckerberg critiques the decontextualized use of classical texts.
Reading the Classics to Resist Misogyny
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Brett Kavanaugh and drunken exclusion in historical perspective.
A Reactionary Renaming: Stanford and English Language Politics
Stanford's recent decision to remove monuments of Spanish missionary Junipero Serra ignores the Hispanic legacy in United States history.
Until the Moment of Incandescence: Jeff Jackson’s Destroy All Monsters
Meghan Lamb interviews Jeff Jackson about his latest book, "Destroy All Monsters: The Last Rock Novel."
Sacred Geometry: A Visit to the 4chan “Papercraft and Origami” Board
“Origami is the closest thing to sacred geometry…don’t pervert it with the pursuit of women.” Adam Novy on the "Papercraft and Origami" 4chan board.
A Python Goes to Pyongyang (and Well Beyond): Michael Palin in North Korea
Colin Marshall reflects on "Michael Palin in North Korea."
Birds Among Us: on Asiya Wadud’s Crosslight for Youngbird
Austin Adams reviews Asiya Wadud's debut collection, "Crosslight for Youngbird."
Visions of the Homeland: The AfD, Bavarian Identity, and the German Heimat Debate
Leading up to October 14, the AfD and CSU put forth their cases on how they’ll protect Bavarian identity and Heimat from non-German migrants and leftists.
Once the Code Gets Out: Talking to David E. Sanger
Andy Fitch discusses the nuclear arms race and the future of cyber conflict with David E. Sanger, a national-security correspondent for the New York Times.
Read Some Ethnography, Bro
Kate Reed Petty on pickup artists and the potential of ethnography in Rachel O'Neill's "Seduction."
