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Dispatches from Fresno, 1918-19: Following the ‘Spanish’ Flu Pandemic in Real Time, Part VI

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Masks were certainly controversial. In San Francisco, a deputy health officer had shot and severely wounded a man who refused to don one.

Ethan J. Kytle April 20, 2020 coronavirus, Dispatches from Fresno, Fresno, public history

Adventures in the Aftermath of “Adventures in Publishing Outside the Gates”

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The white publishing industry locks arms to form a united front against writers and critics of color — proving the critics’ point, again and again.

Wendy C. Ortiz March 18, 2020 literature, media, publishing, race, whiteness, writing

I Have an Ice-Bridge in Greenland that Might Interest You

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We saw the best minds of our generation destroyed by news about Jeffrey Epstein.

Casey Baskin August 16, 2019 Aneurysms, Donald Trump, labor, media, media studies, politics, sports, sports soccer, transgender, Trump

Farm-to-Table Aneurysms: The Must-See Media of This Week

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This has certainly been a supremely exhausting week, following what seems to be an endless series of bad […]

Alex Sayf Cummings June 23, 2018 Aneurysms

Changing Realities, Digital and Physical: Marvel’s Black Panther and the Infinity War

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When the Earth shakes, people stop and seek shelter. The illusion of stability falls to the ground and […]

waltergreason1 March 14, 2018 black history, comics, film, race, radical politics

From Bauhaus to Your Mouse: Fred Turner’s Brilliant New Book on the Origins and Politics of Interactive Media

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Democracy is a funny word.  In the strictest sense, it means “government by the people,” with decisions made […]

Alex Sayf Cummings May 22, 2014 1950s, 1960s, American Studies, arts, book reviews, Cold War, media, media studies, technology, theory
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