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"The Color Purple" Continues to Inspire »

By Emily Bernard, April 23, 2013

This month marks the 30th anniversary of Alice Walker’s winning of the Pulitzer Prize for “The Color Purple,” the first for a novel by a black woman.read more


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“Django Unchained” represents a triumph of style and substance »

By Emily Bernard, February 25, 2013

“Django” doesn’t contain solutions to the problem of how we represent this shameful period in American’s past as much as it poses a question: Can a story about slavery also be a story about style?read more


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CURRENT ISSUE: June 2013

June 2013

Spying on Occupy Activists

Matthew Rothschild | How local law enforcement and Homeland Security help Wall Street.

The Commerce of Violence

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