A highly condensed take from me on current arguments around race and racism and how we got here "If colorblindness rests on the claim that the civil rights movement changed everything, the idea that racism is in our DNA borders on a _...Read More_

Nice

"Every Friday, Polina Lyapustina delivers a short essay on some of the most sensitive topics in the industry with the intent of establishing a dialogue about the opera world and its future.

Shorter piece on racial capitalism as a fundamental cause for Contexts, with a global application. The racial disparities, especially in Detroit, highlighted to me the ways racism and capitalism shape risk, vulnerability, and mitigating _...Read More_

"Zweig began writing The World of Yesterday, his memoir, in 1934. He recounts his childhood in Vienna as part of a wealthy Jewish industrial family, then his early career and _...Read More_

>""Family" (Photo: Kat Grigg, Flickr). Over the past year a flurry of studies and op-eds highlighting diminished opportunities for economic advancement among people of _...Read More_

>"Eulogies for the creative class are premature. Art workers can organize—and survive."

>"The ‘gentrification-industrial complex’ isn’t who anti-growth progressives think it is."

Happy to see more visual links in here.

Connecting spirituality and class, this article seems to delineate new structures of 21st century wellness and spirituality practices, yet I am missing the inclusion of aspects of collective care and community-based wellness as an answer to _...Read More_

"What if Superman was on the ground, in the trenches, serving in soup kitchens, establishing programs to help prevent the creation of the villains he will otherwise have to eventually defeat—and prevent young people from joining the ranks _...Read More_