Japan’s gender-bending history By Editor|2017-03-07T10:19:59-04:00March 7|Categories: SOCIAL CURRENTS|Tags: cosmetics, culture, Fashion, gender, Genking, history, Japan, sex, sexuality| Read More
Why the Nazis studied American race laws for inspiration By Editor|2017-02-16T11:59:40-04:00February 16|Categories: POLITICS, SOCIETIES|Tags: history, Hitler, justice, Nuremberg laws, race, US politics| Read More
Exhibiting Arab modern art in Iran is about more than just diplomacy By Editor|2016-12-03T12:04:39-04:00December 3|Categories: VISUAL ART|Tags: Art, contemporary art, culture, history, Iran, Middle East| Read More
Atlantic freedoms By Editor|2016-11-07T13:34:59-04:00November 7|Categories: SOCIETIES|Tags: caribbean, civil rights, Haiti, history, human rights| Read More
American exceptionalism, from Stalin with love By Editor|2016-10-14T05:27:44-04:00October 10|Categories: POLITICS|Tags: 2016 US Presidential Elections, Donald Trump, economics, government, Hilary Clinton, history, politics| Read More
What kind of citizen was Socrates? By Editor|2016-10-14T05:27:48-04:00September 20|Categories: SOCIETIES|Tags: free speech, history, human rights, justice, law, socrates| Read More
Why Spinoza still matters By Editor|2016-10-14T05:27:56-04:00August 29|Categories: FORERUNNERS [m]|Tags: history, Judaism, philosophy, religion, values| Read More
Why people collect art By Editor|2016-10-14T05:28:00-04:00August 23|Categories: ARTISTS + ARTISANS|Tags: Art, collectors, history, social| Read More
