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… Loafing and Camouflage, by Nikos Perakis This cult film about group of soldiers, assigned to the Greek armed forces television station, is a hilarious comedy about the ingenious and wily machinations that individual …

… teachings and person of Jesus. http://www.yale.edu/faith/about/abou-cumming.htm joseph.cumming@yale.edu Chaplain’s …

… Morand … Michael Morand https://beinecke.library.yale.edu/about/staff/michael-morand michael.morand@yale.edu Director, …

… Seejarim and Senzeni Marasela — both of whom she writes about through the theoretical lens of transnational Black … Johannesburg, Hamburg, and Cape Town and talking to them about their lives and their artistic practice.”  Thomas was … as the moon does.” Alex Fialho has theorized and written about Keiskamma Art Project’s artwork as Black cultural …

… place to visit in the summer.  There is much to love about it: endless days that fade to twinkling twilight, … every canal, are but a few.  Perhaps the thing I love most about Saint Petersburg in summer, though, is the profusion of … origin.  If you ask the average Saint Petersburg denizen about fruit in the summertime, they are likely to wax …

… Yale, I have had more opportunities to think theoretically about literary practice and material culture.  What did you … first trip was to Kochi, where I had been invited to speak about recent research being done at Yale on a 17th century … extreme example, but it completely changed the way I think about the aesthetics of fragmentation. What was the most …

… this interview with CLAIS, Rodríguez Aguilera talks to us about her research, which considers the body as a territory … with grief after a major loss in my life, I am writing about how we can think of grief as a method where emotions, … does a focus on affect, and specifically grief, show us about racism and the environment? The focus on grief allows …

… Baptist Church of Bridgeport, CT. Reverend Scott spoke about racial acceptance in America. I wouldn’t define … feed on stereotypes of African Americans. Jokes continue about African Americans as lazy, dumb persons. The popular … No English ethnicity is visible. When a joke is made about an accepted group, there’s no meanness in the laughter, …

… specific sale rather than drawing any broader conclusions about the system of slavery. Rather than seeking to establish … or violence, and by so doing they created public evidence about their own implication in the worst of slavery’s abuses. … For buyers, too, the slave market was a place they thought about and talked about long before they entered the confines …