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    Which offenses can we impeach Trump for? and I take a deep dive in the latest .

  2. Sep 1

    A Buddhist monk is responsible for inciting some of the worst acts of ethnic violence in Myanmar’s recent history

  3. Sep 1

    David Salle is mesmerized by the Rei Kawakubo retrospective at

  4. Sep 1

    Kenya: The Election & the Cover-Up

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    Aug 30

    Another rigged election in Africa isn't news—but that US election observers were so quick to endorse it is shocking

  6. Retweeted
    Aug 29

    In which Trump delegates violence. Trump’s Hoodlums via

  7. Aug 29

    “Michael Jackson was most himself when he was someone other than himself.” Hilton Als:

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    Aug 27

    In dangerous times we have to think clearly. David Cole does. ?

  9. Aug 28

    Ryan Holmberg on Kazuto Tatsuta’s ‘Ichi-F: A Worker’s Graphic Memoir of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant’

  10. Aug 28

    Psychosurgery, neurons, and the art of memory

  11. Retweeted
    Aug 26

    "If we defended speech only when we agreed with it, on what ground would we ask others to tolerate speech they oppose?"

  12. Aug 25

    What Henri Cartier-Bresson saw in India

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    Aug 25

    Fantastic Oliver Sacks on how does our memory work… and live…!: "Speak, Memory" via

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    Aug 25

    Friday pleasure reading: "Alice Coltrane’s Songs of Bliss," by the inimitable Andrew Katzenstein: via

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    Aug 24

    Nafees Hamid has a very thoughtful reflection on what makes a terrorist |

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    Aug 25

    Hitting the trails this weekend? You may be surprised by the racialized origins of : via .

  17. Aug 25

    Why protect racist speech? on how the First Amendment is “the guarantor of civil society itself”

  18. Aug 24

    Rare recordings from her ashram pay tribute to the fearless individuality and deep eclecticism of Alice Coltrane

  19. Retweeted
    Aug 23

    A fabulous essay by William Gass on Borges. "..time doubles back in confusion like a hound which has lost the scent"

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    Aug 24

    What Makes a terrorist? V v good piece by which answers all the big questions. Do read ...

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