Female Fighters
In partnership with the Politics of Sexual Violence Initiative at the City College of New York.
From Recent Issues
New Series: Rewriting the West
Reconsidering the origin stories and mythologies of Los Angeles, Texas, Arizona, the Alamo, and a family.
Notes on Going Viral
What I dream of, then, when I think about what Jürgen Habermas called “the postsecular society,” is a foggy middle path. I’m not willing to fall for the false choice between religion and democracy simply because either feels like more solid footing than walking the tightrope between them.
Snow
Each country has laid claim to the Kashmir Valley as their own, while its people struggle for self-determination.
Crow Language / Crow Testament / Crow Gospel
Black as what? Coal before fire, ink before alphabet, secrets hoarded in a madman's coat.
I Was Trying to Photograph a Feeling: Showkat Nanda on Buried Archives, Generational Memory, and Dreaming Against Forgetting in Kashmir
How do photographs carry the afterlives of violence? Threading together personal and collective histories, photographer Showkat Nanda reflects on documenting Kashmir not merely as a site of conflict, but as a lived world shaped by endurance and the struggle against forgetting.