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The project of feminism is, in part, a method of calling into question ‘the natural’.
Amelia Horgan • Lost in Work: Escaping Capitalism (Outspoken by Pluto)
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Jessica Anya Blau • Mary Jane: A Novel
I admire how Dunham’s character, Hannah Horvath, doesn’t have the typical body we normally see on television. There is some solidity to her. We see her eat, enthusiastically. We see her fuck. We see her endure the petty humiliations so many young women have to endure. We see the life of one kind of real girl and that is important. It’s awesome that... See more
Maria Popova • Bad Feminist: Roxane Gay on the Complexities and Blind Spots of the Equality Movement
‘Can’t you do something more socially responsible?’ her mother used to ask, when Lucy spoke of her admiration for Nellie Bly and Veronica Guerin, for Christiane Amanpour and Susan Sontag.
Emilia Hart • The Sirens: The highly anticipated second novel from the bestselling author of WEYWARD
I look both to noncommercial decentralized networks and the continued importance of private communication and in-person meetings.
Jenny Odell • How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy
Creator labor entails the same job and income insecurity as gig work. In the gig work world, clients can end contracts at any time, and providers can be swapped out easily. The same can be said for creators: if users are not satisfied with the content or offering, another creator is just a swipe away. Underscoring this job insecurity is a black-box... See more
Li Jin • The Creator Economy Is in Crisis. Now Let’s Fix it.
A 2023 Look-back: the internet dies, etc.
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