The Forever War
This week’s review examines “ten unresolved political and social issues” in the US to reveal how the country's history connects to today's divisive political environment.
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The Other Fridas
This week’s review presents a collection of essays centered on Latin American women creators, spotlighting their work in multiple artistic mediums.
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Our Connected Lives
This week’s review elucidates the importance of taking a holistic approach to clinical care, highlighting firsthand examples of cancer patients receiving personalized treatment.
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Reproductive Labor and Innovation
This week’s review makes a case against the “fetishization of innovation and entrepreneurship,” arguing that it debases reproductive labor and harms society writ large.
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Hispanic Leadership in Higher Education
Gearing up for the fall semester, this week’s review unpacks the experiences of Hispanic leaders in higher education and presents strategies for facing challenges and cultivating community.
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Truth-Seeking in an Age of (Mis)Information Overload
This week’s review centers on misinformation, unpacking the impact of AI and how to build trust in today’s information landscape.
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Serving the Underserved
Taking an intersectional approach, this week’s review discusses how library workers can best serve marginalized groups and underlines useful collaborations and initiatives.
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Ecotourism Impacts on Indigenous Peoples
This week’s review references case studies to explore the multivaried effects of ecotourism on Indigenous peoples.
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Borders of Care
This week’s review argues that the immigration and health care systems in the United States create obstacles for immigrants seeking care and neglect their medical wellbeing.
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The Agency of Access
Happy Disability Pride Month! This week’s review considers art as a means for enacting disability justice, also positing that accessibility should be baked into exhibitions.
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Dysphoric Modernism
Employing trans theory, this week’s review analyzes how the gender binary functioned in French modernist literature.
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Disruption?
This week’s review takes an in-depth look at the US Senate, considering the impact of Trump’s first presidency on its operations.
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