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Elizabeth Flock is an independent journalist who reports on justice and gender. She can be reached at elizabethflock@gmail.com

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Poetry Aug 07

What does it mean to be multiracial in America? This poet explores how it’s complicated

Charif Shanahan is the son of an Irish-American father and a Moroccan mother. Growing up black and Arab in America was an experience full of "instability," he said, and he's using his new book of poetry to start conversations around…

Arts Aug 07

What it’s like to be President Trump’s White House photographer

In one of her first-ever interviews, official White House photographer Shealah Craighead says she sees her role as to be a neutral observer, instead of shape the public perception of the president.

Arts Aug 03

This photographer took pictures of every one of her Facebook friends to understand friendship in the digital age

Photographer Tanja Hollander photographed all 626 of her Facebook friends around the world. Here's what she learned.

Poetry Aug 02

What these Southerners reciting Walt Whitman verses can teach us about America

For her new project "Whitman in Alabama," Jennifer Crandall spent two years crisscrossing the state and asking Alabamians to recite Whitman to find the threads that tie us together as a nation.

Arts Aug 01

This sorghum-brined chicken recipe is a lesson in African-American history

In his new book "The Cooking Gene," historian Michael W. Twitty traces the culinary roots of the South.

Arts Aug 01

Was Nabokov’s ‘Lolita’ inspired by a little-known story by Salvador Dali?

New findings from a Harvard comparative literature professor suggest that Nabokov's seminal work "Lolita" may have been inspired by two works by surrealist painter Salvador Dali.

Arts Jul 28

Here are the 5 books by women of color you need to read right now

Author and media executive Madhulika Sikka made a goal in 2017 to read 52 books in 52 weeks -- all of them by women, and many women of color -- to offset an overload of news and highlight books that…

Arts Jul 28

Hobby Lobby thinks the Bible can save America. Now its museum has to convince its critics.

“It’s the most controversial topic in the world. It’s the biggest selling book, most banned, destroyed, influential book … We will irritate everybody.” - Cary Summers, President of Museum of the Bible…

Politics Jul 25

For Trump supporters in Portland, the left is the face of intolerance

In the liberal city of Portland, Oregon Trump supporters are a small but increasingly vocal group who hold a wide range of beliefs. Some are extremists. Others hold more moderate views. But they all have one belief in common: The…

Poetry Jul 24

This poet’s obsession with death led her to write about how to live

Nicole Sealey's new poetry collection asks us if, like the Greek figure of Sisyphus, we can find contentment even when life is difficult and absurd…

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