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The Nevada Turnaround: Immigrant Workers Build Political Power
Ruth Milkman and Deepak Bhargava interview D. Taylor, the international president of UNITE HERE.
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Pandemic Story Time
Julia Walton reflects on the books that got her young family through the COVID-19 tedium.
“Overlapping Time Frames and Levels of Reality”: A Conversation with Damion Searls
Kathleen Maris Paltrineri speaks to award-winning translator Damion Searls, who learned Norwegian in order to render the works of Jon Fosse.
“Service, Not Servility”: On Alexander Griboedov and Yuri Tynianov
Anna Aslanyan considers two recently translated books by Alexander Griboedov and Yuri Tynianov.
Lives of the Critics; or, Et in Arcadia Ego
Rebecca Ariel Porte takes in “Gallery of Clouds” by Rachel Eisendrath.
Reflections on the Mirror Stage
Hollis Robbins reflects on the uses of the college admissions essay, and what it says about young applicants.
Despite All My Rage: Neocolonial Cage in “The White Tiger”
Wilson Taylor considers the shortcomings of Ramin Bahrani's adaptation of "The White Tiger."
Good Forms of Collectivity: Low-Carbon Care Work and a Federal Job Guarantee
Natan Last on the history and promise of a federal job guarantee.
Simone Weil for Americans
Christy Wampole considers "The Subversive Simone Weil," the new book by Robert Zaretsky.
Jennifer Jason Leigh and Me
Greg Gerke muses on his teenage heartthrob, and what she means to him now.
Zones of Avoidance
As COVID-19 pressure builds, Maggie Downs reflects on what it means to escape.
Unwrapping Bubby’s Sofa: On Menachem Kaiser’s “Plunder”
Menachem Kaiser’s memoir shows that story hunting and treasure hunting are different sides of the same buried coin.
Touching the Impossible: A Conversation with Slava Polunin
The legendary Russian performance artist on the theory and politics of clowning.
The Selling of South Korea: Youjeong Oh's Pop City Reveals How K-Pop and K-Drama Have Transformed their Homeland
Colin Marshall writes on how Korean media has changed to meet the world's gaze.
Stuck in the “Right Now”: A Conversation with Jenny Odell
The author of “How to Do Nothing” on the enforced stasis of COVID-19 lockdown.
“Out of the Alphabeture”: An Interview with Garielle Lutz
JoAnna Novak talks with Garielle Lutz about playing with language and her latest story collection, "Worsted."
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