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Blind to Their Own Power: Race, Gender, and the False Equilibrium of Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt

Blind to Their Own Power: Race, Gender, and the False Equilibrium of Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt

Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt begins like a film searching for truth. It speaks softly about consent, power, and doubt, but what it uncovers is something older and harder to name: how institutions protect themselves by calling it reflection. Beneath the polished dialogue and candlelit rooms is a quiet
Abdullah Yusuf Oct 28, 2025
Marx in the Anthropocene

Marx in the Anthropocene

When I was younger climate change appeared worrying but distant, something that would be harmful to future generations, a matter of extreme concern but not an immediate problem. Today, climate change is here. June 2023 has broken record after record for high temperatures, and extreme weather is the new normal.
Derek Wall Dec 8, 2023
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