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The New York Times Magazine - Faced with a vulgar, manic and cruel regime, birds of many different feathers are eager to proclaim themselves members of the Resistance. It is the most popular game in town.
Program brings together 40 leading minds to discuss 10 timely and fundamental questions. Faculty participants curator and Executive and Artistic Director of CAP UCLA, Kristy Edmunds.
Rewire.News - Inertia is understandable these days. But Standing Rock's sweeping coalition and today's activists' use of the past should give—dare we say it?—some hope.
Observer New Review guest editor Kate Tempest asks seven fellow poets, including Inua Ellams, to answer one another’s questions about their craft, and how they define success.
CAP UCLA artists and events highlighted: ‘Barber Shop Chronicles,’ Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, Rebecca Solnit & Jon Christensen and Elizabeth Gilbert & Cheryl Strayed
Susan Cahill talks to Mexican American writer, poet and teacher, Luis Alberto Urrea about his latest novel 'The House of Broken Angels' published by Little Brown.
