There are historical and scholarly reasons to preserve Hitler's manifesto—but that doesn't mean anyone needs to own it
The history of women publishing our work is intertwined with the history of women attempting to control our own identities
The only things that will survive the apocalypse are cockroaches and "Humans of New York" books
In the movie's "Konglish," I recognize my family, especially my mother's quest to feel comfortable in America
My work as a translator and my hobby as a puzzle-maker share an understanding of language as a space for play
All the questions you feel too old to ask, answered by someone under 25
Books from minority languages don't always make it into translation—but that's exactly why we need them
Diana Wynne Jones's children's classic is one of the only fantasy novels to take domestic labor seriously
Lee Isaac Chung's film is classified as an "immigrant narrative," but Willa Cather's "My Ántonia"—which inspired it—is not
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