Omar Fattal, MD, MPH on Advancing LGBTQ Health and Rights in Lebanon
By engaging with both the healthcare sector and the general public, LebMASH fosters a more compassionate and informed society.
Past Indefinite Articles
Joe E. Jeffreys: “Do Ya Wanna Nomi?”
The film is excessive and both wallows and revels in its excessiveness.
Izzy Lockhart on Antigone
Indigenous resistance asserts Indigenous ecological knowledge and the right to determine the state of human and more-than-human relations in ancestral
Edward Ziter on Antigone
Antigone is our contemporary.
Cloe Gentile Reyes on Loudness
What does “loud” mean, anyway?
Sonia Das on Migration
Migration is a ghostly experience of epic proportions.
The Promise of Revival by Eugenio Refini
Isn’t myth something that, originating from distant realms, merges the present with the past?
Eclipse Soundscapes in Action by Reginé Gilbert
An eclipse is not just a visual experience but a multisensory one that involves our senses of sight, sound, touch,
Kristin Horton on Vampires in 3-D
What might two films premiering in 1922 and an eight-square-foot closet in the East Village today have in common?
Michael Dinwiddie on Sean O’Casey’s Legacy in American Theatre
Their characters are deeply flawed, complicated beings. As are we all.