Mackintosh examines the nature of rebellion, the innate strength of motherhood, and the paradox of choice.
Between Screens: My Bathroom Desk
I didn’t choose the bathroom for its grandeur. The room is narrow and yellowed with a bathtub against...
Crisis, Struggle, Counter-Revolution: A Brief Guide to Racial Capitalism in the U.S.
It may seem strange, when thinking of the future, to recommend books on the past, but studying history...
Between Screens: Ficus Elastica
Our plant is the closest thing I have to a little brother, disregarding some of my mother’s oldest...
The Strange World of Work: An Interview with Hilary Leichter
...I was thinking about dating in the city and how it can be just like applying to jobs....
The Syllabus on Racism
Racism exists everywhere. Nothing prepared me though, for the extent of racism in the US, or in the...
Review: Latitudes of Longing by Shubhangi Swarup
I find myself pulled into a whisper, a grandmother’s bedtime story, a folktale from an era long gone,...
Pride Was Always a Protest
Pride was never about consumerism, brands and celebrating to hit a checkbox, it was always cemented in rioting,...
Translation as Activism: An Interview with Rachel Galvin
An interview with Rachel Galvin about wallops, activism, and the future of self-translation.
Monopoly
Police are the most obvious manifestation of the white supremacist power structures that capitalism has erected around us.
Between Screens: Bedroom-Induced Prose
I always took pride in never writing in bed. My rule was that I could only write once...
Event Recap: What Makes an Article Exceptional?
Columbia Journal hosted a virtual panel of industry experts to discuss the intricacies of writing, editing and publishing