Essays
Donna Haraway’s Utopian Promise
We were supposed to become feminist cyborgs. Instead, we got ChatGPT.
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Essays
Seven Theses on the Open-Closed Theaters
The pandemic has shuttered theaters, but the need for communal experience has never been more vital
October 21, 2020
My Silent Childhood
I didn’t know my name until I went to kindergarten. Then I became a writer.
September 1, 2020
Soup Can; or, On Hospitality
Anything can become a weapon in America, especially against those who dare to cross the color line
September 1, 2020
We Miss Each Other, But Do We Even Know Each Other?
After a long-ago theater closure, a female playwright complicated what it means to be intimate with another body
July 23, 2020
The Crisis of Asylum at Trump’s Border Wall
A symbol is being built for the sake of voters who have never been to the borderlands
July 2, 2020
A Nurse Comes to Brooklyn
She wanted to do something for herself, so she traveled 1,200 miles to care for COVID-19 patients
June 30, 2020