“Stray Dogs”
At n+1, Rafael Gumucio writes from within the Chilean student protests, recalling the rebellions of his generation–which grew up under the military regime–as he details the “hunger for equality” that...
View ArticleThin Opposition
“…Prejudice is a kind of cartel that works best when there is no real dissent. Once one person breaks away, others who may have had doubts find it easy to speak up. Moreover, those who never really had...
View ArticleThe Saturday Rumpus Essay: Falling For The Femme Fatale
Before I was a goth, I was a nerd.I imagine this is a dual transition a lot of young men went through before “geek” was “chic”: when you don’t have particularly good social skills, junior high and high...
View ArticleVast Questions About Our Humanity
Alexis Deacon and Vivian Schawrz’s ” groundbreaking philosophy book for toddlers,” I Am Henry Finch, just won the 2016 Little Rebels Children’s Book Award. The award recognizes children’s books that...
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FUNNY WOMEN #143: Feminism, the Quiz
“Everyone always says, are you a feminist? And I don’t think that I am. I don’t like labels. I do what makes me happy and I want women to be confident and I’m so supportive of women… But I’m not the...
View ArticleDedicate Your No-Trump Vote: Quentin James
DedicateYourNoTrumpVote.com is home to a growing collection of voters who are thinking beyond the individual and dedicating their votes as acts of hope for the future. This brand-new website includes a...
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The Rumpus Review of Nate Parker’s The Birth of a Nation
D.W. Griffith’s The Birth of a Nation opened to both protest and critical acclaim in 1915. Griffith’s film captivated audiences at a time when Ku Klux Klan membership was on the rise, expanding...
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