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Examining the everyday lives and activism of people with chronic disease, “Sick Work” by Emily Lim Rogers, shows the unp...
09/01/2026

Examining the everyday lives and activism of people with chronic disease, “Sick Work” by Emily Lim Rogers, shows the unpaid labor it takes to be recognized as sick in the United States, demanding a radical transformation of how labor is defined and valued. Save 30% with coupon E26WORK and learn more at the link in our bio.

The Weekly Read is “Freedom Must Also Die: Life, Death, and the Ephemerality of Reparative Frameworks” by Christen Smith...
08/29/2026

The Weekly Read is “Freedom Must Also Die: Life, Death, and the Ephemerality of Reparative Frameworks” by Christen Smith. The article appears in Inhuman Reparations, a special issue of South Atlantic Quarterly (125:3) edited by Archie Davies, Elsa Noterman, and Kathryn Yusoff.

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In “Afroindigenization,” Catherine A. John addresses the underbelly of spiritual resilience shaping a range of African d...
08/27/2026

In “Afroindigenization,” Catherine A. John addresses the underbelly of spiritual resilience shaping a range of African diasporic institutions, traditions, and practices, from mermaid lore in rural Jamaica to hip-hop trance-induced dance in Los Angeles. Save 30% with coupon E26AFRO and learn more at the link in our bio.

“Still Dangerous!” brings together over five decades worth of writings in a range of genres by the artist, feminist acti...
08/25/2026

“Still Dangerous!” brings together over five decades worth of writings in a range of genres by the artist, feminist activist, curator, educator, and author Harmony Hammond, edited by Tirza True Latimer. Save 30% with coupon E26DNGRS and learn more at the link in our bio.

The Weekly Read for is “Walt Whitman’s Unfinished Dictionary” by Josh Iaquinto. The article appears in Metaphors of Comp...
08/22/2026

The Weekly Read for is “Walt Whitman’s Unfinished Dictionary” by Josh Iaquinto. The article appears in Metaphors of Compilation, a special issue of English Language Notes (64:1) edited by Arthur Bahr, Zachary Hines, and Thomas Sawyer.

Read this article for free through October 31, 2026: https://read.dukeupress.edu/english-language-notes/article/64/1/87/411008/Walt-Whitman-s-Unfinished-Dictionary

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In “California Futures,” Daniel Lanza Rivers examines histories of environmental speculation and extraction in Californi...
08/18/2026

In “California Futures,” Daniel Lanza Rivers examines histories of environmental speculation and extraction in California, thinking beyond the colonial Anthropocene to articulate the challenges and opportunities of land return and environmental justice under climate change. Save 30% with coupon E26CAFTR. Read an excerpt from the book in Los Angeles Review of Books and learn more at the links in our bio.

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