At the scene the night love won—and what the world's best known gay bar means now.
By David Speer
The Supreme Court is about to decide a case on housing discrimination.
By Amy DeHuff
A Weapon, a Lesson, and an Art Form: Letter from the Editor.
By Jane Greenway Carr
The members of Abounaddara talk to The Brooklyn Quarterly about Syrian dignity, Bashar al Assad’s propaganda, and their experience documenting the human side of war.
By Alex Mayyasi
How conceptual artist and photographer Sophia Wallace is reframing citizenship for women through the symbol of the clitoris.
By Rebecca Cheong
Which lives are worth documenting in biography and which facts within those chosen lives are worth endowing with meaning?
By Michele Filgate
An interview with Robert Darnton, media scholar, professor, and director of the University Library at Harvard.
By Genevieve Bentz
Award-winning documentary filmmakers Jeff Reichert and Farihah Zaman weigh in on the role of their art form in policy debates and social activism.
By Jeff Reichert and Farihah Zaman
The directors of E-TEAM followed a group of intrepid emergency researchers at Human Rights Watch as they gathered evidence on alleged human rights violations.
By Katy Chevigny
Freedom of speech is a right in this country; the “right to be forgotten” is really a privilege, which we need to cultivate ourselves.
By Alexia Nader
Performance artist Ann Hirsch's works examine the framing of women’s bodies within mass media and how the Internet blurs the boundaries between performed and lived identities.
By Rachel Wetzler
