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Working Mother

Working Mother

The radical pamphleteer Susannah Wright does not fit neatly into the contemporary feminist imaginary. She is a woman these feminists would like to forget: a woman who understood her class allegiances and fought for the universalism of an objective, shared reality.

The Guardian That Never Sleeps

The Guardian That Never Sleeps

For almost ninety years mass anxieties about kidnapping and child abuse have driven the development of surveillance technologies focused on seeing and hearing children. How might these technologies impact the relationships between mothers and children?

Let’s Not Get Sentimental

Let’s Not Get Sentimental

Hate is an element of political organizing we are encouraged to disavow. But liberal sentimentality only leads to repetitive acting-out of the dynamics of dehumanization.

Inside the Mind of the Professional-Managerial Class, Part Three

Inside the Mind of the Professional-Managerial Class, Part Three

The precarious Professional-Managerial Class attempts to solve political problems through the futile mental gymnastics of identity politics.

Inside the Mind of the Professional-Managerial Class, Part Two

Inside the Mind of the Professional-Managerial Class, Part Two

Fear of a breakdown that has already happened.