The Power of Story: From Hearing Incarcerated Voices To Changing The Justice SystemStories move us as human beings. In the United States, over 2.3 million (2,300,000) people can tell detailed stories of state and private…Jul 3, 2021Jul 3, 2021
Party as Protest: Part II (How to Respond To A World On Fire)Top Responses To a World on Fire: Party as Protest — Part 2Jun 26, 2021Jun 26, 2021
Saints and Researchers: Studying Pilgrimage and Ethnography in Sicily and FranceIn the late winter, early spring of 2012, I found myself wandering among hundreds of religious pilgrims trailing processions of caskets…Jun 8, 2021Jun 8, 2021
Dear Straight People: I’m Sorry I Didn’t Believe In You, and I Promise To Do Better (Satire)Dear Straight People:Jun 3, 2021Jun 3, 2021
Codeswitching, Academic Publishing, and A Complicated Debate on Research AccessibilityThere is an intense debate within the academy as to whether professional scholars should make their work more accessible to public…May 31, 2021May 31, 2021
Netflix and revolution?: The Social Transformations That Will and Will Not Be BroadcastScene 1: It’s an interim year between 1922–1966. The Hays Office is ceding ‘morally inappropriate’ expressions of reckless abandonment in…May 26, 2021May 26, 2021
Social Instability and Community Opportunity During Pandemic Season (Coronavirus Reflections)The year 2019* included surreal predictions of an impeached president getting a swing at a re-election campaign announced alongside…May 19, 2021May 19, 2021
It’s the Coronavirus, not the “China Virus”: COVID 19, Racism, and The Damaging Power of Targeted…I recently had a conversation with someone who repeatedly used the words “China Virus” to describe the Coronavirus — a term popularized by…Apr 29, 2021Apr 29, 2021
BLM Leads The Rebellion Against Police Brutality. Now Is The Time For Major Change.2020 feels like a dystopia, but one we’ve been building for a long time.Apr 24, 2021Apr 24, 2021
