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The Lost World of Yiddish Anarchists
January 15, 2019It's more than just Yom Kippur Balls.
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The Language of Displacement
December 4, 2018Mexican author Myriam Moscona talks about building a legacy for Ladino in the world.
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Reading for Silence
November 5, 2018Idra Novey talks about US intervention through a female gaze, reading silence in literature, and the strange prescience of her new novel, THOSE WHO KNEW.
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The Road to Trans Liberation
October 30, 2018Chicago poet H. Melt discusses their new chapbook.
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Sacred Ruins
October 18, 2018Performance artist Sacha Yanow speaks with filmmaker Sasha Wortzel about queer and Jewish inheritances in Yanow’s new performance “Cherie Dre,” conceived in the ruins of the Borscht Belt.
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Julia Salazar In Her Own Words
August 27, 2018In a Q&A just ahead of her primary, the New York state senate candidate addresses her past, present, and the future of her campaign.
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The Sharpness Comes Later
August 21, 2018Multimedia artists Hadassa Goldvicht and Jacqueline Nicholls discuss self-censorship, labels like “Jewish” and “feminist” art, art as prayer, and more.
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Please Go To My Country and Say Salaam
July 24, 2018An interview with Gazan painter Malak Mattar.
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The Best Argument for Socialism
July 18, 2018An interview with Keith Gessen about his new novel, "A Terrible Country."
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Forgotten Histories: Women of the First Intifada
July 6, 2018An interview with Julia Bacha, director of ‘Naila and the Uprising.'
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