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Some Thoughts on Art, Suffering, and “Magnolia”
I recently found myself thinking about the debate around art and suffering, how we tend to glorify the suffering artist in a way that normalizes unhealthy behaviors and fetishizes trauma, and yet the undeniable fact that some great art has come from great personal suffering, and it's hard to imagine those works coming into being otherwise.
A Response to That Harper’s Letter
On July 7, 2020, Harper's Magazine published an anonymous letter titled, "A Letter on Justice and Open Debate."
Same Day, Different Day
These days the days bleed together not along with but into the weekends
Abolish the Police: A Journey
What follows is a (by no means comprehensive) collection of accessible online sources related to police abolition.
Office Hours Special Edition: That Time I Did a Racism
The Assignment: Write a persona poem. (Uh-oh.)
Inside Voices
You harlequin detectives—you with your screaming skeletons, your butchered amnesia, your dream-soaked crimes, your love-broken jails, your shame-battered kingdom;
This Is (Probably) Why There Are so Many Songs About Rainbows and What’s on the Other Side
Ever since my co-worker got "Rainbow Connection" stuck in my head a few months ago, this question has been bugging me.
150 Ways to Play Solitaire
is a surprisingly / small book—
Let’s All Agree That Everything Sucks
With the increase in unemployment benefits, some people have expressed their frustration that they're earning less from going to work (and potentially exposing themselves to the virus) than people who are unemployed.
