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Letters to the Editor: Jenny Brown Responds to “Anti-Labor Politics” in LARB
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Fetal Positions: Birth Strike in Bookforum
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Watermelons, Nooses and Straight Razors in Publishers Weekly
Publishers WeeklyMarch 5th, 2018 Sociologist and museum curator Pilgrim provocatively confronts racist stereotypes using objects from the Jim Crow Museum…