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    The President’s Ghost

    The blue light glowed eerily on the walls of the West Sitting Room. If a journalist saw him now, somebody with a telescope in the Eisenhower Building, there’d ...

    On December 20, 2018 / By Mary Lawlor
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    Dust

    “Where’s all this dust coming from? It feels like all the dust in the world’s in this house.” “What’s wrong, Ikbal? Why are you complaining again?” “Dust, Kemal ...

    On May 28, 2018 / By Pelin Kivrak
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    Under the Midmorning Sun

    By IBRAHIM NASRALLAH Excerpted from Under the Midmorning Sun*, translated from Arabic, and with an introduction by Nora Parr. In the West Bank city of Ramallah the first blasts ...

    On May 22, 2017 / By Editor
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    The Highland Road

    When I saw the obituary in the local pages, I thought it was Lenny himself, but I looked closer, and it was his mother. I knew he was ...

    On February 3, 2015 / By James Livingston

Table of Contents

  • Introduction to Issue #15
  • Is Capitalism Necessarily Racist?
  • Capitalism, Racism and Totality: A Response to Nancy Fraser
  • A Response to Nancy Fraser
  • The Answer Is No: A Response to Nancy Fraser
  • Coddled?
  • Our Benevolent Feudalism
  • On Refugee Literature and the Art of Giving a Fuck
  • Zanzibar in Ivoryton
  • Figures of Catastrophe

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