In the words of the public health scholars and historians David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz, we are all in worlds that...
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In an age where Big Tech appears to come up with new ingenious methods for oppressing people, distrust of all forms of...
Today, data centers, AI research platforms, and education technologies continue to capture the collective intelligence...
In Hasan’s telling, cancer is a disease of capitalism. It is not just that the disease symbolises the growth-addicted...
As I reflect on Meera Nanda's insightful exploration, I find my own life story, like thousands of others from mainland...
Disruptions and Reproductions of Normative Science The Autobiography of the Transgender Scientist (2017) By Prerna...
Saini is able to poke a deflationary hole in the myth of the innate quality of patriarchy in a way that opens the door...
The words "national security state" may seem a shadowy abstraction, but the institutional, ideological, and legal...
Historian of science Gregg Mitman tells the surprisingly 'American' history of Liberia, revealing the complexity of an...
Matt Huber's new book misinterprets the reality and scale of the challenge for climate activism. Its academic...