The Limits of Contradiction
Seventy years after the fall of Nazi Germany, it is startling to witness a resurgence of the fear of an enemy within. Europe’s future hinges on how this issue is resolved.
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“A Wish, A Witch, and the Tarot”
All the cards do–I say as if it’s a small thing–is show you yourself.
An Interview with Ola Jostein Jørgensen, author of “No One Dreams of Oslo”
What still feels so traumatic to people in Norway was to outsiders just another bad event in a never-ending series of bad events.
Why Eastern European Women’s Sexual Pleasure Is Their Own Business and Other Arguments for Intersectional Socialism
We were not duped by capitalism and didn’t desire
exploitation, and a lot of us saw Western consumerism as both shallow and wasteful. It’s more because of our poverty and powerlessness than our intelligence that in the end all we got in Eastern Europe was neoliberal capitalism. After all, even American citizens, empowered, enlightened individuals, have been unable to stop its ruthless progress.
Performing Friendship: A Review of “Honey I Killed the Cats”
she stood there, smelling sweetly of sweat, shawarma, lipstick, the several different perfumes she’d quickly sprayed on herself at Sephora, hair spray, and hot love, with its intrinsic note, it so happens, of urine.