Click here to join the webinar on Zoom Much has been written about the ways in which anti-Black racism fuels the war on drugs. Much less has been said about the ways in which whiteness… Read More »White Opioids: The Racialization of the Opioid Epidemic
Click here to join the webinar on Zoom Hearing aids have always been designed to be concealed. From nineteenth-century ear trumpets obscured in fans, hats, or vases, to early twentieth-century vacuum tubes built within purses… Read More »‘Invisible yet potent helps’: Technologies Between Deafness and Hearing
Click here to join the webinar on Zoom Menstruation is an everyday experience for half the human population, essential for the species’ survival and a crucial marker of gender difference in many cultures. Yet it… Read More »Invisible Blood: Hiding Menstruation from the Middle Ages to Today
Click here to join the webinar on Zoom I spent much of 2020 in bed. I think from this position of horizontality about the coronavirus epidemic – and how such a position might reorient questions… Read More »Epidemic Time: Thinking from a Sick Bed