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How Queer Resistance is Connected to Economic Reform and Social Change in China
Oct 23 2026
Author Susanne YP Choi discusses her book and explains how queer lives have changed amid limited legal protections and intensified state restrictions in China.
Q&A with Benjamin Olin, Author of "Underground Networks"
Oct 22 2026
Author Benjamin Olin discusses his book and pays homage to the undersung influence of public-access media.
Q&A with Robert McRuer, author of "Disability, Revolution"
Sep 14 2026
Author Robert McRuer on the consequences of "one-dimensional disability" politics and looking beyond U.S.-centered models of disability identity.
How Mexican Women Artists are Imagining a Different Mexico
Sep 04 2026
Author Alberto McKelligan Hernández on how contemporary Mexican women artists are challenging state narratives of violence and creating art that imagines a more just and egalitarian Mexico.
"Predicted" Author Mona Sloane on AI’s Vision for Society
Sep 03 2026
Author Mona Sloane challenges AI's feared, inevitable transformation with a question we can ask when planning its infrastructure.
Q&A with Panpan Yang, author of "Animation Thinks"
Aug 28 2026
Author Panpan Yang on studying the romance between animation and other visual mediums.
How Community Coalitions are Fighting Back Against the Harms of Technology
Aug 13 2026
Author Colin Rhinesmith on how community coalitions can reduce technological harms and inequality by building local power and advancing digital equity.
Putting Humanities in the Loop: Lauren M. E. Goodlad on AI and Language in the Era of "Large Language Models"
Aug 12 2026
Lauren M. E. Goodlad discusses what literary theory can teach us about large language models, why language is more than data, and what it means to put the “humanities in the loop” in debates about AI.
For Immigrant Families, Carework is Resistance
Jul 29 2026
Author Sarah Bruhn on how immigrant women’s carework is as critical as public protest to contesting the hardships imposed by immigration enforcement practices.
Electric Eyes: Erica Toffoli on Border Surveillance and Visual History
Jul 14 2026
Toffoli discusses the images & technologies that helped construct the Border Patrol's public image, the historical roots of today's surveillance culture along the U.S.–Mexico border, & why visual history remains essential for understanding contemporary debates over immigration & state power.