Beyond Survival: In Conversation with Clemantine Wamariya
I've left a lot of interviews because I couldn't go into the personal details of my own nightmare.
I've left a lot of interviews because I couldn't go into the personal details of my own nightmare.
The show's title, "To Dig a Hole That Collapses Again," is the translation of the name Tsumeb, a Namibian town decimated by German extraction of its copper.
“‘Bandit’ is not a term you hear in the American vernacular every day, but it is commonly used to describe criminals in Russia.”
Even here, competing with the Top 40 and the tourists and the ghost of Bugsy Siegel, Post Precious stand out.
"If we're telling the truth and we're doing it well, then it's going to come out in other places other than just our music."
Owning Your Voice was dedicated to exploring the intersection of technology, unrest, and impatience that inspires artists and thinkers to grab the microphone for themselves and take control of their own narratives.
"I think our job now as poets is not only to tell the story, but to change it.”
“I'm here because what happened in Parkland was a tragedy. But living on the South Side of Chicago, and working with my peers from everywhere in the city, we experience this every single day of our lives.”
Fifteen years the USS Abraham Lincoln flew its “MISSION ACCOMPLISHED” banner, U.S. troops are still stationed—and dying—in Iraq.
Bleach kills by striking at the pathogen’s very nature.
Every like, follow, comment and response is a reward that hijacks the mind. These are design features, not bugs; the human brain is game-able, and we are currently being played.
“I think a lot of people were just exactly like we were before Kendra got sick,” Mann said. “We all thought, 'Oh, it's just the flu.'"