Conversation Archives – Page 4 of 4

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The Lost World of Yiddish Anarchists

January 15, 2019Claire Ehrlich

It's more than just Yom Kippur Balls.

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The Language of Displacement

December 4, 2018Alejandro Meter

Mexican author Myriam Moscona talks about building a legacy for Ladino in the world.

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Reading for Silence

November 5, 2018Lauren Goldenberg

Idra 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, 2018Hannah Steinkopf-Frank , H. Melt

Chicago poet H. Melt discusses their new chapbook.

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Sacred Ruins

October 18, 2018Sacha Yanow , Sasha Wortzel

Performance 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, 2018Jacob Plitman

In 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, 2018Hadassa Goldvicht , Jacqueline Nicholls

Multimedia artists Hadassa Goldvicht and Jacqueline Nicholls discuss self-censorship, labels like “Jewish” and “feminist” art, art as prayer, and more.