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Cultural Criticism by TRRAug 28, 20193:04 amSeptember 2, 2019
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In Celebration (and Criticism) of Women’s Suffrage

Ratified on August 18, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was the culmination of nearly a century of activism dedicated to procuring voting rights for women. And though we’re entering the centennial of that historic event this […]

Interview by TRRAug 28, 20192:57 amSeptember 1, 2019
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AZResist Has Turned Arizona Purple

AZResist bills itself as “the only independent calendar covering social justice and progressive politics across Arizona.” Widely regarded as essential daily reading for the Resistance in Arizona, its co-founders Cyrus Tharpe and Julie Golding have […]

Poetry by TRRAug 28, 20192:53 amSeptember 1, 2019
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Reincarnation

“Her wounds came from the same source as her power” -Adrienne Rich 1.I dreamt my father dated a man. He pulleda 3 x 5 from his wallet. Blonde strandsspilled off the man’s shoulders in black […]

Creative Nonfiction by TRRAug 28, 20192:31 amDecember 1, 2019
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Dreaming Ourselves Free of the Trump Regime

I.I wash up on the shore. Trump has been chasing me all night, and I am bone tired. Surely he will not follow me on land, I think to myself, but he does. I flee […]

Historical Archives by TRRAug 28, 20192:27 amSeptember 1, 2019
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Excerpt from The Revolution, Vol. 2, No. 15, 1868

Introduction to the Excerpt The Reconstruction period marked a time of intense social change in the post-Civil War United States. One of the many changes was that (white) women began to advocate for the right […]

Poetry by TRRAug 28, 20192:23 amSeptember 1, 2019
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Punk Boy

I still see him in cigarette-burned photographs,his hair a messy tuft of Medusa locks,streaked red, black, and green,his coke-rimmed glasses duct-tapedafter an elbow to the face at a punk show.I still see him glossy-eyed,lingering outside […]

Creative Nonfiction by TRRJul 28, 20197:58 pmAugust 1, 2019
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The Line

The best protection any woman can have…is courage. ~from Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony: Fighting Together for Women’s Rights Hot. Too hot. I wiped the sweat from my face with a bandana already […]

Interviews & Profiles by TRRJul 28, 20197:53 pmDecember 23, 2020
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Squatting as Civil Disobedience

Despite there being an estimated one billion squatters worldwide (Neuwirth, 2004), Kesia Reeve has argued that “squatting is largely absent from policy and academic debate and is rarely conceptualised, as a problem, as a symptom, […]

Poetry by TRRJul 28, 20197:48 pmAugust 1, 2019
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Strange Fruit

for Abel Meeropol and Billie Holiday No one will hang you with a noose tonight,Either of sisal, hemp, or the chord of Southern steel. But falling on the narrowing alleys of your freedom,The Freudian slip […]

Poetry by TRRJul 28, 20197:44 pmAugust 1, 2019
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Refugee

I was a stranger and you welcomed me. To those with ears: a crisis looms— the sojourner is at the door of our strange land. Desperate, hopeful, hungry, tired, the least of these lie down […]

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