Willow Mindich

Willow Mindich explores how memory affects our understanding of truth and the self.

In a moment when so much information is unreliable and even more distressing, we feel an obligation to provide for our readership a small selection of writing that encourages the stirrings of critical thought and resistance. This is what we’re reading this week: The multiple ways that Donald Trump would personally benefit from his tax […]

In a moment when so much information is unreliable and even more distressing, we feel an obligation to provide for our readership a small selection of writing that encourages the stirrings of critical thought and resistance. This is what we’re reading this week: Some Remarks on the Future of the Colorado River (and also the […]

In a moment when so much information is unreliable and even more distressing, we feel an obligation to provide for our readership a small selection of writing that encourages the stirrings of critical thought and resistance. This is what we’re reading this week: The End of Bipartisanship and the Legacy of Mitch McConnell: But most […]

In a moment when so much information is unreliable and even more distressing, we feel an obligation to provide for our readership a small selection of writing that encourages the stirrings of critical thought and resistance. This is what we’re reading this week: Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal of Washington State pioneers the College for All Act […]

Every Friday, we will publish a short list of a few articles that have caught our attention. This is what we’re reading this week: A new dimension of cyber-bullying takes place on Twitter: One such post is an article on white supremacist website, The Daily Stormer. “How to be a Ni**** on Twitter” breaks down […]

Every Friday, we will publish a short list of a few articles that have caught our attention. This is what we’re reading this week.

Every Friday, we will publish a short list of a few articles that have caught our attention. This is what we’re reading this week: The many possible ways the Obama Administration could have legally led an investigation into Trump and the implications of such an inquiry: Regardless of whether any overreaching happened in this case—and […]

Every Friday, we will publish a short list of a few articles that have caught our attention. This is what we’re reading this week: An explication of a nostalgic predisposition that manifests in capturing and documenting moments prior to experiencing them: It is as if even the gap between the past and present shrank to […]