She's got a medal now
Just a thought about last night. And the medal!?
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Appropriation at the World Cup
Like millions of people around the globe, I've been watching the World Cup. I haven't watched every game, but over these past couple weeks, I've seen flashes across the screen of something I didn't expect: Plains Indian war bonnets. I have seen
Big queer NDN poetry love (+ new reading guide!)
Over the past few months I've been working with Geneviève François on a reading guide for Speculative Relations, and I'm happy to share that it is now finished and posted on the Duke University Press website. Access the Reading Guide at the link below. Download the
Promiscuity, not Production
Friends, comrades, lovers, I must have said something spicy on Saturday because people seemed to identify with the Academia will not love you back idea. I’m grateful for the dialogue that unfolded across social media (Instagram and Bluesky). You never really know what is going to resonate with people,
Promiscuity Not Production
I was thinking about the essay I shared yesterday, and how it resonated with a few people--actually people in very different fields. And I was thinking that academia is just where I am located, but of course, not exclusively where the institutional burnout, fatigue, shenanigans, are located. The dance