Articles and Essays

Interested in SCA faculty and graduate students' ongoing research? Now you can read their online articles and essays.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

• Justin Linds, Come Closer, Please: Can We Pay More Attention to Stories of Care?
• Emma Shaw Crane and Davarian Baldwin, Cities, Racialized Poverty, and Infrastructures of Possibility
  
• Emmaia Gelman, The Anti-Defamation League Is Not What It Seems 
• Emmaia Gelman, Workers vs Zombies
• Oscar Oliver-Didier, You’re Not Going to Tell Me When to Go Home
  
• Paolina Lu, Why Seek Impossible Foods?

FACULTY

• Elizabeth OuYang published "Two Recent Supreme Court Decisions and Changing Demographics Underscore the Importance of US Citizenship" in the University of California Berkeley School of Law's  Asian American Law Journal.
  
• Newsweek article by David Dent titled, Can a Common Ethos Still Bridge The Racial Divide?
• On The Assistant, Lisa Duggan addresses the trouble with #MeToo.
• Amarilys Estrella on Muertos Civiles: Mourning the Casualties of Racism in the Dominican Republic in Transforming Anthropology.
• A homage to Nipsey Hussle by Michael Ralph titled, Higher: Reflections on the Life and Legacy of Nipsey Hussle (Ermias Asghedom).
• Heijin Lee was featured on NPR's CodeSwitch to talk about beauty, power and South Korea.
  
• A profile of Gayatri Gopinath's new book, Unruly Visions, in the South Asian American Digital Archive.
  
• An interview with Thomas Sugrue in Futurity about how the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts are still facing huge hurdles.
  
• A chapter from Kimberley Johnson's new book, Educating Harlem that looks at Harlem's Wadleigh High School to explore “The Price of Segregation.”
  
• Caitlin Zaloom's article in Time titled, "How the Student Debt Complex Is Crushing the Next Generation of Americans."
• Lisa Duggan's podcast interview with The Dig on sexual assault and her book, Mean Girl: Ayn Rand and the Culture of Greed.
  
• Ann Pellegrini and Avgi Saketopoulou's writing in Psychoanalysis Today that the gender plurality analysts are increasingly encountering in the clinic has ties to the patient’s futural becoming; and it points to what psychoanalysis can, and must, become. 
  
• Nikhil Singh's writing on toxic militarism for the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft.