Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg acknowledges her connection to Notorious BIG
In an onstage interview last Thursday at George Washington University, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg addressed some of the tough questions that have been on all of our minds. Stuff like,… Read more »
Linda Sarsour is “feeling bolder and braver than ever”
“I want you to keep telling yourself: ‘THIS IS NOT NORMAL. THIS IS NOT NORMAL. THIS IS NOT NORMAL.’ Repeat until it sinks to the deepest of your core.” That’s… Read more »
A Comics Publisher’s Place is in the Revolution
Like it did for so many of us, the election of Donald Trump gave Gabe Fowler a real punch in the gut, and caused him to think, “What do we do now?”… Read more »
On the unbearable whiteness of protest
“I’ll see you nice white ladies at the #BlackLivesMatter march right?” It was one of the most jarring protest signs at the Women’s March on Saturday, held simultaneously across the… Read more »
Further notes from the Women’s March on Washington
Before the Women’s March on Saturday, I went to synagogue with a friend who’d let me crash with her in DC. The rabbi encouraged us to consider our own individual… Read more »
Inspiring speeches from Women’s Marches across the country
On Saturday, Americans from coast to coast, and everywhere in between, took to the streets in a protest that ended up being larger—by orders of magnitude—than the crowds gathered for… Read more »
Signs of rebellion!
Well, ok. Ok ok ok. So, it happened. I don’t know about you, but I couldn’t get my head to form a single thought on Friday. The sheer sensory dissonance… Read more »
Book industry plans turnout for inauguration weekend protest
As hundreds of thousands, if not millions, descend on Washington, DC, to protest at Donald Trump’s inauguration, members of the book industry will be out in full force. Yesterday, Shelf… Read more »