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Trauma as an Administrative and Political Challenge, a Conversation with Monica J. Casper and Eric Wertheimer

Monica J. Casper and Eric Wertheimer are the editors of Critical Trauma Studies: Understanding Violence, Conflict, and Memory in Everyday Life. MJC: With the reelection of Donald Trump, it feels as though the nation, specifically its most vulnerable members, is being retraumatized, and retraumatized again. I am currently preoccupied with the problem of how to live with and through trauma and how to support others, including my own young adult da…Read Article

The Internet Didn't Make Kids Trans, Kids Found Themselves Online: An Excerpt From The Two Revolutions by Avery Dame-Griff

Examples of trans youth using digital platforms to learn more and find support existed as early as 1989, and they were an irregular presence within established trans spaces online. By...Internet · United Kingdom See the Story

We Can't Have Meat and Our Consciences Too: A Q&A with John Sanbonmatsu, author of The Omnivore's Deception

What is the omnivore’s deception? “The omnivore’s deception,” as I call it, is the idea that we can go on raising and killing other animals for food without harming animals, wrecking our planet’s ecology, or ruining our own souls. But we can’t. It’s time to abolish the animal food economy in its entirety. Why do you use the word “deception”? The meat, dairy, egg, and fishing industries deceive the American people about the terrible impacts…Worcester, Massachusetts · Worcester Read Article

Was the Revolutionary War a Conservative Revolt in Favor of Slavery? An Interview with Gerald Horne, author of Counter-Revolution of 1776

Article originally published on DemocracyNow.org June 27, 2014. As the United States prepares to celebrate Independence Day, we look at why July 4 is not a cause for celebration for all. For Native Americans, it may be a bitter reminder of colonialism, which brought fatal diseases, cultural hegemony, and genocide. The colonists who declared their freedom from England also did not share their newly found liberation with the millions of Africans …Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

KY earns top federal rating for special education implementation

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HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - The U.S. Department of Education’s (USED’s) Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services has once again recognized Kentucky as meeting the requirements and purposes of Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), marking the 16th consecutive year the state has earned the highest possible rating. Officials say this determination reflects Kentucky’s ongoing commitment to providing high-qualit…Education See the Story

Bridging the Gap: Author Alexandra Freudus Discusses Education, Racism, and Reform

Your book, Unequal Lessons, begins with a quote from W.E.B. Du Bois’s 1935 essay “Does the Negro Need Separate Schools?” It reads, in part: “Other things being equal, the mixed school is the broader, more natural basis for the education of all youth. It gives wider contacts; it inspires greater self-confidence; and suppresses the inferiority complex. But other things are seldom equal.” We’ve been talking about the need to integrate schools for a…New York State · New York Read Article

The Tragedy of Heterosexuality: An Interview with Author Jane Ward

Article originally written by C. Brian Smith for Mel Magazine. The fourth chapter of Jane Ward’s new book, The Tragedy of Heterosexuality, imagines a dinner party with 60 of Ward’s queer friends and colleagues. They’re in the middle of a critical discussion about straight culture and the boredom, obliviousness and bad sex they associate with it. Also discussed are oppressive straight rituals like bridal showers and parties announcing the shape …Riverside, California · Riverside Read Article

Nine Thousand Little Worlds: An Excerpt From How to Queer the World by Bo Ruberg

Originally Published in How to Queer the World On its face, What the Golf seems like a strange candidate for queer interpretation. Given that the game has no narrative elements, it also has no overtly queer characters, romances, or direct engagement with queer politics. Indeed, both its premise and the execution of that premise are deeply farcical and therefore may seem an ill fit to a topic like queerness, at least from the vantage point of th…Golf · Irvine Read Article

African American Civil War Museum Honors the Black Soldiers Who Ended the Civil War on Juneteenth

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Volunteers read the names of thousands of Black soldiers who told Confederate troops in Texas on June 19, 1865, the Civil War was over. Credit: WTOP/Dan Ronan Volunteers read the names of thousands of Black soldiers who told Confederate troops in Texas on June 19, 1865, the Civil War was over. Credit: WTOP/Dan Ronan The African American Civil War Museum in D.C. marked Juneteenth Thursday with a celebration to honor the estimated 6,000 Black sol…Juneteenth See the Story

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Trauma as an Administrative and Political Challenge, a Conversation with Monica J. Casper and Eric Wertheimer

The Internet Didn't Make Kids Trans, Kids Found Themselves Online: An Excerpt From The Two Revolutions by Avery Dame-Griff

We Can't Have Meat and Our Consciences Too: A Q&A with John Sanbonmatsu, author of The Omnivore's Deception

Was the Revolutionary War a Conservative Revolt in Favor of Slavery? An Interview with Gerald Horne, author of Counter-Revolution of 1776

KY earns top federal rating for special education implementation

Bridging the Gap: Author Alexandra Freudus Discusses Education, Racism, and Reform

The Tragedy of Heterosexuality: An Interview with Author Jane Ward

Nine Thousand Little Worlds: An Excerpt From How to Queer the World by Bo Ruberg

African American Civil War Museum Honors the Black Soldiers Who Ended the Civil War on Juneteenth

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The Internet Didn't Make Kids Trans, Kids Found Themselves Online: An Excerpt From The Two Revolutions by Avery Dame-Griff

We Can't Have Meat and Our Consciences Too: A Q&A with John Sanbonmatsu, author of The Omnivore's Deception

Was the Revolutionary War a Conservative Revolt in Favor of Slavery? An Interview with Gerald Horne, author of Counter-Revolution of 1776

KY earns top federal rating for special education implementation

Bridging the Gap: Author Alexandra Freudus Discusses Education, Racism, and Reform

The Tragedy of Heterosexuality: An Interview with Author Jane Ward

Nine Thousand Little Worlds: An Excerpt From How to Queer the World by Bo Ruberg

African American Civil War Museum Honors the Black Soldiers Who Ended the Civil War on Juneteenth