Coded Care: Racial Justice and the Future of Work
Anna Romina Guevarra • University of Illinois at Chicago • 5/1/23
Dark Feelings: Sentimentality and Gothic Abolitionism in Nineteenth-Century Cuba
by Juan Esteban Plaza • Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Wesleyan University • 4/24/23
Wayward Wynterians: Reading the Aesthetic’s Violence Against the Humanist Grain
by Henry Washington, Jr., Wesleyan University, 4/17/23
“No” and Other Phrases Black Womxn (Should) Use to Take Care of Ourselves
by Courtney Patterson-Faye, Wesleyan University, 4/10/23
Looking Out; or How to Carefully Read a Record of Racial Violence
by Autumn Womack, Princeton University, 4/3/23
Entangled Empathy: Race, Place, Space
by Lori Gruen, Wesleyan University, 3/27/23
Recontextualizing the Movement for Artists’ Rights
by Lauren van Haaften-Schick -Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Wesleyan University, 3/6/23
Artificial Intimacies: Eldercare Robots and Animate Companionship
By Mitali Thakor, Wesleyan University, 2/27/23
Bad Care and Injustice
By Joan Tronto, University of Minnesota, 2/20/23
“So-Called Reconciliation”: Empty Signifiers and Settler Political Community
By Joseph Weiss, Wesleyan University, 2/13/23