July 4th generally conjures images of barbeques, fireworks, and large, billowing flags. But due to large protests against police brutality, concerns of COVID, and an
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As we grieve and seek a way forward for a more just, more equitable world, it’s important to understand what has brought us here and
Drawing from ideas in his book, The Participant: A Century of Participation in Four Stories, Christopher M. Kelty discusses how participation changes during a pandemic
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Joseph Calamia recently joined the Press as senior editor in the Books Division, acquiring new titles in the physical sciences, mathematics, oceanography, and digital studies.
Economist and Press author Price V. Fishback shared with us recently his thoughts on a previous Press book that speaks to our current situation and
The death of black Americans due to coronavirus at a disproportionately high rate recalls the ways differential mortality reflects and has shaped ideas of inherent
Nearly two decades ago, poet Charles Bernstein offered a contrarian and spirited take on the April ritual of poetry month, “Against National Poetry Month as
With fears of COVID-19 keeping some away from in-person polling areas, is it time for all elections to be held by mail? Would this increase