Nothing Short of Primroses and Landscapes
Kim SaksCulture and politics from your friendly neighborhood political science professor, Kim Saks.
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On January 20, 20205 the numbness I felt since Election Day worked as kindling to ignite a storm inside. I knew that this wasn’t going to be another four years of ham-handed attempts at tin can dictatorship.
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I’ve been notably absent from this space for a damn hot minute. My uncanny ability to compartmentalize life into tiny boxes in my head, only to be opened upon some dire need, like an uncanny reverse-Christmas has kept me afloat. Because, ma...
At Least Alabama Tried
This week, the U.S. Senate failed—yet again—to advance a bill protecting access to in vitro fertilization or IVF. Specifically, Republicans failed to join with the veritable Calvalcade of Democrats (46 in total—48 if you count Sanders and K...
Taylor Swift, the Political Genius?
In July, when Kamala Harris was thrust into the spotlight as the presumptive Democratic Party nominee for president, Beyoncé offered Harris her 2016 anthem “Freedom” from her visual album Lemonade. The song was used in Harris’s first campai...
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Kim Saks Political scientist. Pop culture theorist. Iced tea aficionado. Equal parts academic, pop culture, and snark.
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