It Should Be a Movie
Comparing two events portrayed in book and film that show the lives of people and their communities before massacres, and their lessons for today.
On Watching “Chernobyl” Post-Covid
How seeing the miniseries Chernobyl in 2021 rather than when it came out in 2019 has affected my perception of the show (and our own Covid-19 response)
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“We Have No Idea How [Bad] Things Can Get”
A review of the celebrated documentary "Collective," which chronicles official corruption in Romania's health care industry and is a cautionary tale.
When We Lost Our Humanity
Some questions on the anniversary of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
A message went up on plywood after Election Day, but the peaceful transfer of power isn't always a given.
Democracy Wins!
Celebrating the election victory of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in New York City.
Four Years of Bullying
The dynamic of bully, victim, bystanders, and referees, and how it has played out in the U.S. over the past four years.
The “Translating the Future” Conference: Activist Translation
Thoughts on the different ways that translators can be activists, from a panel in the just-concluded "Translating the Future" conference.
Our Fight Is Their Fight
Having newborn babies in the family has made us think of their future, what kind of world they'll grow up to live in. Jonah and Reed were conceived during Derrick…
Beware the Minivan
The role of the humble minivan in secret police actions in Portland, Oregon, and why we need to keep speaking out.
Independence Lost
Comparing the national security law that eliminates Hong Kong's independence to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.
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