Review: Us

by Jonathan Craig **Republished with permission from Tossed Observations Inc.** Suspenseful, cinematically impressive, and majestically scored, Jordan Peele’s latest feature-length … More

Interrogating Queer Identity: The Use of Art as Resistance and Stories from the Margins

by Colin Gill In this moment in history we are witnessing several ultra-right movements across the globe. The most recent … More

From The Field: Superbowl Sunday, The Dude Abides?

by Jonny Craig Last week the New England Patriots faced off against the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl 53. … More

Freedom, Probation, and The American Dream: Some Thoughts from a New Mexican Factory Floor

by Jonny Craig In his 2016 release, Interstate: Hitchhiking through the State of a Nation, travel-writer Julian Sarayer chronicles his … More

Is the United Nations Broken?

By Ronald Niezen When the United Nations General Assembly convened its annual meeting this September, amid growing nuclear tensions between … More

Agency, Upkeep, and Neglect in North Carolina Farm Labor Camps

by Bennett Heine In a recent article in Human Organization, co-authors Thomas Arcury, Sarah Quandt, and I draw from interviews … More

From the Field: American Textile Mill

by Caitrin Lynch **Originally published on The Standard-Times and on SouthCoastToday.com.** In response to calls for increased empathy after the divisive national election, … More

Donald Trump Elected President – Is it the 1970s?

by Dinah Rajak The more I think about, the more I think we might need a cultural revolution… Donald Trump … More