INTO THE UNKNOWN
Joana GalarzaSo much has already happened. Hang out here for all things History. U.S. + Latin America
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Bad Bunny And The Spanish Empire
Taíno Warrior by Miah Neftali (2025)
In 1493, a year after the Lucayan, on Guanahani island, first spotted Spanish ships1 on the horizon, an Indigenous group on a different Caribbean island, caught shadows of a new, much larger Columbian e...
When Everything Is Alive
Heart of The Andes by Nemesio Antúnez Zañartu (1965). The painting hangs in the United Nations building in New York and was donated in the mid-1960s (pre-Pinochet dictatorship) by Chile. It’s meant to be an expression of the essence and geo...
Societal Constraints Be Gone
The Ancient Greek Goddess Medea (preserved fresco) courtesy of Catalogue of the Museo Archeologico di Napoli
This essay is the second in a thirteen-part romp through the history of anarchism.
Last week, in A Cynic Love Story...
A Cynic Love Story For The Ages
Universum by Camille Flammarion (Paris, 1888)
This essay is the first in a thirteen-part series on the history of anarchism.
I’ve recently come across a handful of celebrities saying they’re anarchists. The rapper ROES (or Angel Haze) tat...
Dream Worlds Against Machismo
An illi-married Chilean woman “In Captivity” by Raymond Monvoisin (1850)
My sixteen-year-old put down her book leaving-it-open where she left off. “This is crazy,” she said shaking her head. I had walked-through-the door from work only a m...
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