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Jennifer Hirsch
The stories we tell about our sexual selves.

Andrea Contreras
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Margo Jefferson
True to oneself! Which Self?

Dominy Gallo
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George Chauncey
On the (un)masking of nascent histories.

Benjamine Mo
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Premilla Nadasen
The continuous work of history.

Kelsey Kitzke
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Michael Thaddeus
On whether Columbia’s number two ranking is rooted in falsehoods.

Sylvie Epstein
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Denise Cruz
On smallness, play, and the beautiful collective.

Eliza Rudalevige
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Crystal Finn
The gift of the clown up and down Broadway.

Maya Weed
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Ann Douglas
On Beats, Bollinger, and burgers.

Sam Needleman
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Sonya Douglass
On designing the new Black studies curriculum for New York City public schools.

Ellida Parker
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Dean Spade
Practicing people power.

Kelsey Kitzke
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Sharon Marcus
On the stories we tell and the stories we don’t about the women who don’t quite fit in.

Dominy Gallo
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Marianne Williamson
We're all just drunks in this room.

Nicole Kohut
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Arie Esiri
On Naija neorealism.

Victor Omojola
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Bayeté Ross Smith
Law through a new lens.

Muni Suleiman
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Anne Higonnet
Shifting Aspiration: An Afternoon at the Met

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Daniel Alarcón
On the necessity of storytelling.

Cole Cahill
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Cornel West
Before the worms get your body.

Sam Needleman
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David Simpson
On the criminal injustice system and the Remedy Project.

Edie Conekin-Tooze
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Karen Green
On comics.

Hart Hallos and Jace Steiner
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Ohad Meromi
On looms, lamps, and Lukásc.

Sam Needleman
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