Mass incarceration is supported and sustained by carceral logics. In this lecture Professor Gruen will describe two types...
Polish painter and writer Józef Czapski lived into his ninety-seventh year, embodying the complex contradictions of the...
Namwali Serpell is the author of The Old Drift, which won the Windham-Campbell Prize in Fiction, the Anisfield-...
This lecture historicizes the use of racial crime statistics as a technology of social difference to justify new white...
The Soviet Gulag system was established in 1918 after the Russian Revolution, expanded under Stalin across the 1930s and...
The Whitney Humanities Center at Yale brought together—via Zoom—three cultural critics and specialists of the African...
A roundtable discussion of Rachel Sagner Buurma and Laura Heffernan’s new book The Teaching Archive (University...
