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The Journal of Wild Culture
The Best and Brightest Who Failed Indigenous Peoples
Once revered figures in their societies, their legacies are now vigorously contested. By James Cullingham.
Rewriting history to justify current actions
Pushback against a university changing its name. By Gilbert
The Protest Legacy of Spirituals, Part 2
. . . and its incalculable effect on the civil rights
Letter from the Borderlands in Exile
"Back the bags, we have to leave." On re-inventing life
The Protest Legacy of Spirituals
The codes embedded in spirituals that helped propel the
How to Lay a Hedge
Tips on the art of boundaries . . . and some valuable
When a Thin Place Discovers Us
On bumping up against the unknowable. By Edward O'Connor.
Ecstatic Cities
Visual commentaries on evolving urban environments . . .
Gaia and the Path of the Earth
Sorting out some opposing views on the living Earth. By
What all that yelling is about
On getting one's feathers in a knot. By Kim Hoff.
Of Art and Mourning
How an artist's eloquent grief charges memory of a departed
Gaia and the Path of the Earth
Through the eyes of Ivan Illich and Bruno Latour. By David
Voice for a New Americana
An ear tuned to the sound of prairie winds. Poems by Amy
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