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book covers for Jen Soriano's "Nervous" and Gabriel winant's "The Next Shift"

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Book Essay: History Is What Hurts

Jonathan Kissam

Read side-by-side, Jen Soriano’s “Nervous” and Gabriel Winant’s “The Next Shift” illuminate the interconnections between large historical processes, family and community life—and the intricate workings of our bodies and psyches.

Two people holding campaign literature saying "Vote for 433" and "Vote against 432": a white woman with straight shoulder-length hair on the left, a Black man with short hair on the right, both smiling. They're standing on a tree-lined residential street.

Ballot Initiatives Activate Voters, Change the Landscape

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Chris Melody Fields Figueredo

Only the Delegates Are ‘Uncommitted’: Layla Elabed and Elianne Farhat

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Layla Elabed , Cayden Mak and Elianne Farhat