Geeta Kothari is the nonfiction editor of the Kenyon Review. Her essay “If You Are What You Eat, Then What Am I?” is widely taught
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Shocked by Sam Gridley
I learned the term future shock long before it held any emotional resonance for me. It was the title of Alvin Toffler’s best-selling book in
Trinidad & Tobago: Listen To The Beat by Tom Darin Liskey
Carnival is just around the corner, but the mood in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago’s capital city is somber. Merchants throughout the city just
Marching Solo with a Half Million Friends by Jim Ross
Why Walk? When a friend added me to the Nasty Women’s March group three days after the election, I knew I’d be going. Soon after,
This Is What Democracy Looks Like by Katrina Denza
The Decision to March Before this inaugural weekend, I’d never participated in a demonstration. My activism was limited to what I believed were my most
Rebel with a Cause by Tom Darin Liskey
Houston-based luthier Dorian Barnes has been cutting, sanding, and fashioning violins for over three decades. The son of a concert pianist and violinist, and the
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