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Culture
Because of the pandemic, I don’t even remember the last time I kissed an elder.
Death is a problem only for the living because we cannot grasp its meaning from this side of life.
Private companies contracted to “streamline” public libraries are doing it at the cost of decent-paying union jobs.
There is now a growing movement in Brazil to reclaim sacred objects and collections from museums.
Sha’Carri Richardson’s suspension over a positive marijuana test result has sparked calls to reform the Olympics’ rules.
Museums have profited from colonial violence for centuries. Strike MoMA and other activists worldwide say, “no more.”
Representation is not revolutionary, but it can break open new possibilities.
With so much uncertainty still surrounding us, Eric Carle and “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” are highly instructive.
The framing of Islam as a national security threat serves as justification for extreme interventions by the state.