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Protected: Ileya

By Adedayo Agarau

Protected: There are nights that escape

By Irma Pineda, translated by Wendy Call

Protected: This is War

By Irma Pineda, translated by Wendy Call

Protected: Death’s night won’t come gently

By Irma Pineda, translated by Wendy Call

DJ Cashmere

DJ Cashmere is the creator and host of the pandemic-era education podcast Teach the People. His reporting on education, politics, and culture has appeared in publications such as the New York Times, The Nation, the Village Voice, Chalkbeat, The Millions, and Yes! Magazine. Before becoming a journalist, DJ taught in public and public charter schools for eight years in Chicago. He now lives in New York City with his wife and daughter.
Review GenderLit World

Like Hell

By DJ Cashmere January 20, 2021
Relating their experiences of postpartum psychosis, two writers tap into broader truths about parenting and fear.
Interview EducationRace

Chana Joffe-Walt: Nice White Parents

By DJ Cashmere September 15, 2020
The producer of the hit podcast talks about how race and power shape public education, and what it will take to create a more equitable system.
Interview Education

Ira Shor: Liberating Education

By DJ Cashmere June 17, 2020
"They’re on strike against an institution which has subordinated them, underestimated them, and undereducated them."
Interview Education

How Three School Social Workers Do Their Jobs in a Pandemic

By DJ Cashmere June 9, 2020
“Kids with more resources are adjusting well. Others have collapsed into themselves.”
Essay Bodies & NatureFamily & Relationships

Coming into Bloom

By DJ Cashmere November 26, 2019
Finding love and making peace with impermanence, with a little help from some sunflowers.
Interview Conflict

Alex Kotlowitz: Violence and Resilience in Chicago

By DJ Cashmere July 26, 2019
“To label this kind of trauma as ‘post-traumatic stress disorder’ is perhaps a little dangerous, because there's nothing ‘post’ about it.”
Essay Arts & CultureRace

An Infrastructure of Innocence

By DJ Cashmere June 25, 2019
On a trip to Alabama, reckoning with monuments, myths, and To Kill a Mockingbird.
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