What if everyone didn't die?' The queer, Pulitzer-winning, happy-ending Hamlet
James Ijames believed he could not access Shakespeare due to his southern accent, but he challenged that notion by creating 'Fat Ham', a queer take on 'Hamlet'.
Summer of Our Discontent by Thomas Chatterton Williams review muddled take on race, politics and class
Thomas Chatterton Williams critiques both the Trumpian right for its authoritarianism and the left for its excesses, positioning himself as a freethinker among polarized factions.
I used to believe in the American dream. Then the police killed my son
Kelly Ghaisar taught her son to view police as protectors, unaware that her son, Bijan, would later need to navigate a frightening encounter with them.
Tony Njoku's debut album reflects his journey in music, where he navigates classical influences through experimental electronic production, showcasing a unique perspective as a Black artist.
New York Times Grants Race Science Enthusiast Anonymity in Mamdani Hit Piece
The cyberattack aimed to determine whether Columbia University continued to use race-conscious affirmative action in its admissions process following a Supreme Court ruling in 2023.
Review 'Billie & Maria' at Volksbuhne | Berlin Art Link
The meeting of two women, one Black and one white, unfolds like an intimate reunion, creating a bridge between stories of trauma and transcendence in music.
High school teachers reflect on 100 years of 'The Great Gatsby'
Teaching a classic like *The Great Gatsby* requires addressing its historical context and its implications on race and identity, especially in contemporary classrooms.