SELECTED ESSAYS
The New Yorker | October 17, 2022
Saidiya Hartman’s unrelenting exploration of slavery and freedom in the United States first appeared in 1997, during the last period of spoiled “race relations” in the twentieth century. Twenty-five years later, it has lost none of its relevance. |
The New Yorker | October 12, 2022
Critics of school closures undermine the two groups who could do the most to help students recover—parents and teachers. |