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Rembrandt paints faces. When he finds himself in a world where appropriate facial expressions do not come to mind he is...

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When I think of Shulie, it is not to those now-mythical meetings I return, not even to the astonishing book, but to the very beginning of our movement for women’s liberation, that scene in Chicago in 1967, when Shulie and Jo Freeman faced humiliation, sexual insult, and ridicule, and responded to men of the left with rage and magnificent indignation. Where did they find the nerve, the strength to confront male contempt?

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October 29, 2025 – “Now that I had my Truck Desk, that vehicle was my very own rolling cubicle.”

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Aran Ward Sell reconsiders the legacy and complex overlapping ‘failures’ of Mervyn Peake’s final novel, ‘Titus Alone.’

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"Come See Me In the Good Light" serves to remind us that a good death is a rare privilege

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Socialist philosopher G. A. Cohen was a brilliant thinker who subjected Marxism to the same scrutiny he would any other ideology. If you want to see Marxism at its most nondogmatic and precise, you should read G. A. Cohen.