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To Kill a Horse

By Erica X Eisen

In the Middle of August, I Saw the Sky

By Romeo Oriogun

Parasite

by Bilal Hasan Minto, translated from the Urdu by Bilal Tanweer

Suspended States

Text and photographs by Salar Abdoh

Michael Altman

Michael J. Altman is an associate professor in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Alabama. He specializes in American religious history, theory, and method in the study of religion, and Asian religions in America. He is also the director of American Examples, a series of workshops in research, teaching, and public humanities for early career scholars of religion in America, and the editor of the American Examples anthology series with the University of Alabama Press. He researches and teach courses about the category “religion” in American history and culture, where he uses examples of religion in America to explore larger questions about how people and groups use “religion” to separate “us” from “them.”
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MAGA Jesus at the Capitol

By April Zhu, Michael Altman, and Jerome Copulsky February 21, 2022
The language of religion, for a moment, made the mob into a team.
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