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The Distance That Binds Us
Ecology, Morality, and the Consequences We No Longer See
Feb 17
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The Moral Landscape
Animals, reciprocity, and ecological limits in Mesoamerican worlds
Feb 6
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The Grammar of Abandonment
How Modern Authoritarianism Governs Through Exposure Rather Than Extermination
Dec 28, 2025
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The Machinery of Oppression
How Enforcement Infrastructure Becomes the Engine of Political Power
Dec 21, 2025
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The Return of Erasure: Remigration and the Nation’s Bloodline Logic
How Authoritarian Language Rebrands Exclusion as Administration
Dec 14, 2025
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From Legal Belonging to Collective Suspicion: Somali Communities and Authoritarian Drift
The Politics of Suspicion and the Slow Unmaking of Equal Citizenship
Dec 7, 2025
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The New Lines of Division: Trump’s Rhetoric, Domestic Terrorism Orders, and the Politics of Loyalty
How Trump’s domestic terrorism order redraws the boundary of belonging—and why loyalty has become the hinge on which citizenship turns.
Nov 30, 2025
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The Autocrat’s Accusation: The Deadly Politics of Calling Americans Traitors
How Trump’s expanding use of the word traitor reveals a governing strategy, erodes democratic norms, and exposes Americans to rising political danger.
Nov 25, 2025
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