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A Harrowing Journey to an Island of Women, and Into Korea’s Psychological Recesses: Kim Ki-young’s Iodo (1977)
Colin Marshall talks about Korean folk shamanism Kim Ki-young's film "Iodo."
The Racial Politics of National Defense
Joseph Darda looks at the history of the term "defense" in American politics.
Intimacy Rich in Contrast to the Detached Blasts: Talking to Andrea Abi-Karam
"You don’t need the approval of the canon’s ghosts or a publisher to convey daily reactions to encounters with systems of oppression."
“Bombing Russia Back into Communism”: Memories of 1999
Robert Chandler remembers the cruelty of NATO in Serbia in 1999.
The Anti-Monolith: COLA 2019 at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery (May 23 – July 14, 2019)
Claudia Ross delves into the COLA 2019 show at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery.
Between Body and Meat: A Review of Nomi Stone’s Kill Class
Claire Oleson reviews Nomi Stone's new book of poetry "Kill Class," about her experiences in mock Middle Eastern villages in North Carolina.
“She Doesn’t Need Us Anymore”: A Look at Fleabag Season 2
Sophia Stewart discusses the bittersweet second and final season of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's "Fleabag."
The Swan Song of a Secular India?
"This election became a contest of personalities — Modi versus Gandhi."
Uncovering a Queer Renaissance, Fifty Years Later
Jim Downs commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots with a recovery of LGBT figures of the past.
