Writing

Electric Literature, FIRST SUMMER Reminds Us That Teenage Relationships Never Fade Away

Electric Literature, A Novel About Migration and Morality During Climate Collapse

Electric Literature, “The Payback” Highlights the Absurdity and Trauma of Massive Student Debt

Chicago Review of Books, On Robert P. Baird’s “The Nimbus: A Tragicomedy Examining the Nature of Belief

Chicago Review of Books, Who’s Obsessed With Reconciliation? A Conversation with Dana Vowinckel

Prism, Art ‘plays an important role in people remembering the atrocities’

The Millions, Madeleine Watts Doesn’t Want Closure

Harvard Review, Intermezzo by Sally Rooney

Electric Literature, Sarah Manguso Says Wifehood, Not Motherhood, is What Really Fucks Women

Electric Literature, Halle Butler’s “Banal Nightmare” is the Feel Bad Novel of the Year

The Millions, Glynnis MacNicol on Marriage, Pleasure, and Orgasmic Narratives

LGBTQ Nation, Shuttered queer spaces don’t have to be so tragic. June Thomas offers a different way to see them.

Prism, Q&A: Undoing abortion rights is creating an impact we will ‘feel for decades’

Electric Literature, 9 Books About Invisible Disabilities

Harvard Review, Family Meal by Bryan Washington

Harvard Review, Land of Milk and Honey by C Pam Zhang

Ms. Magazine, Abortion Doulas: Care Work as a Theory of Change

Harvard Review, Look at the Lights, My Love by Annie Ernaux

LIBER, Psychic Hinterlands

Balls and Strikes, How the Conservative War on Campaign Finance Regulation Hastened Roe’s Downfall

Culture

POPSUGAR, Endometriosis Treatment Is Failing Patients. Why Aren't More People Talking About It?

Health

Human Rights Magazine, Protecting the Right to Vote: State Voting Rights Acts Fill Growing Federal Voids

Center for Cooperative Media, Meet Sarah Blahovec and Neal Carter, the Nonprofit Founders Empowering People with Disabilities to Run for Office

NAACP LDF, Why State And Federal Voting Rights Legislation Go Hand-In-Hand

NAACP LDF, A Shared Struggle For Equality: Disability Rights And Racial Justice

NAACP LDF, How Student Loan Forgiveness Can Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap and Advance Economic Justic

Law & Politics