Like any good story, BookTok itself is reaching what feels like a climax in its newest conflict. The once-unified community ...

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Not Your Parents’ Politics, a new book from TC’s Ioana Literat and co-author Neta Kligler-Vilenchik, takes young people’s ...

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Who runs the (academic) world? Yale rolls out new class focused on Beyoncé’s cultural impact - Yale University’s Beyoncé ...

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The Brooklyn Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the American Museum of Natural History are among early voting locations.

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In 1967, at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, lines wrapped around blocks to view Mauricio’s work. Nearly 1,500 people would be admitted to the gallery daily to experience the collection ...

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In the second gallery, island, located on the Bowery, visitors were asked to remove their shoes and invited to rest on large ...