Editor's Letter: June as a Month for Protests
Remembering past struggles about race, religion, and queer liberation that are with us today
AIDS and the Blessings of Staying: The Ministry of Reverend Jim Mitulski
How the minister of a predominantly gay congregation responded to the AIDS epidemic
The Yellow Peril’s Second Coming
Amidst COVID-inspired racism, the connections between anti-Asian bigotry and Christian nationalism have returned with a vengeance
From the Margins: Fannie Lou Hamer’s Fight for Civil Rights and Her Message for Today
An interview with bestselling author Keisha N. Blain about her book, Until I Am Free: Fannie Lou Hamer's Enduring...
Billie Holiday, ‘Strange Fruit,’ and the Resilient Myth of Martyrdom
A review of the film The United States vs. Billie Holiday and its portrayal of the singer as a...
How Resident Alien Transforms Shapeshifting Antisemitic Stereotypes — For Good!
Science fiction's antisemitic history and how a new TV series inverts those longstanding anti-Jewish themes
The Power and Privilege of Catholicism in France
Kali Handelman interviews Elayne Oliphant about her new book, The Privilege of Being Banal: Art, Secularism, and Catholicism in...
The Revealer Podcast Episode 14: San Francisco's "AIDS Church" and the 40th Anniversary of HIV/AIDS
A discussion about life in San Francisco during the worst years of the AIDS epidemic and why knowing this...
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