Working Out is Hard to Do
Elizabeth Foley Americans are lectured constantly for our failure to exercise. We’re regularly updated on how obese...
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Korean Rap and the Politics of the Body: Developments in South Korean Feminism
Rafael Munia On May 17th, 2016, near Exit 10 of Gangnam Station, one of the busiest subway...
Performing Health: Post-Surgical Bra Through Gender and Fashion Commentary
Adi Sieradzki Post-surgical bras are not products often thought about by the general public. Their very specific market...
Panel Explores the Real Estate State with Samuel Stein’s Capital City
Christopher Morrow By 5:30 pm on a Thursday evening, Room 4102 at the Graduate Center was full. The walls...
Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State by Samuel Stein
Emily Holloway Early this spring, not long after the long-anticipated grand opening, I visited Hudson Yards on...
The Push for More Versatile PhD Science Students: Cultivating Future Leaders, Activists, and Communicators in the 21st Century
Jeannette Huaman Getting your PhD in science teaches you a variety of things. Students often find themselves juggling...
Intellectuals without Shores: Notes on Iraqi Culture after 2003
By Falih Hasan In most nation-states in the Middle East, perhaps more so in Iraq, culture and literary...
The #NotHim Movement, the Presidential Elections in Brazil and the Aftermath
By Juliane Bazzo I write these lines not only as an external investigator of facts, but also as...
Hitting Fascism from Below: Lessons from the Far East on How to Fight Like a Girl
By Rafael Munia On January 27, at Meiji University in Tokyo, a line of middle-aged and senior women...
PT and Bolsonaro: from the Normalization of an Anomy to the Rise of Fascism in Brazil
By Hugo Goeury On 28 October 2018, Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. With 55.13% of the vote, he...
