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Jun 11, 2020

A woman stands up and asks a question at an academic conference. Sitting around her, scholars listen to the discussion.

It’s Time to End the Publishing Gatekeeping!

A letter from the RaceB4Race Executive Board | In the…

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Nov 24, 2020

Is Your Bread White Enough?: King Arthur Baking Company’s Racist Marketing History

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Jun 26, 2020

A giant man, with a body that is made of a mass of smaller people, wears a crown and holds a sword in one hand and a staff in the other.

Leviathan and the Airway: Black Lives Matter and Hobbes with the History Put Back

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ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Jun 9, 2020

An old crumbling castle stands on a hill.

The King, and not I: Refusing neutrality —

by Brandi K. Adams | When Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas…

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Mar 3, 2020

Old photograph of Gordon David Houston beside a close-up of the book, “Basic English Grammar”.

“Houston, we have a problem:” Erasing Black Scholars in Old English Literature

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Oct 13, 2020

Toni Morrison’s Desdemona and #BlackGirlMagic

by Marissa Joseph

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Oct 27, 2020

Death and Revolution: Thinking with Hester Pulter

by Dyani Johns Taff

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Sep 29, 2020

Close-up of a document for a criminal inquisition.

Whose Property? Women’s Bodies and Marital Rape

by Sara M. Butler

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Jul 7, 2020

Elevated view of a double-tailed turtle effigy mound on Observatory Hill on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.

“high places round these lakes”: Medieval Studies and White Settler Colonialism at UW-Madison

ACMRS Arizona in The Sundial (ACMRS)

Sep 15, 2020

A masked woman holds a sign reading “HOW MANY ‘BAD APPLES’? ABOLISH THE POLICE”. In the background, another woman holds a sign reading “BLACK LIVES MATTER”.

Bad Apples and Sour Trees: Dante on Systemic Injustice, Rage, and Reform

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