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Desecration is Still the Point
There Trump was in the window of Air Force One, looking at a curiously specific presentation board bearing the words KENNEDY CENTER DEMOLITION.
Donald Trump photographed aboard Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland apparently loo...
Audio: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero
Here is the audio version of my 9/11 essay, “Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero.”
I wrote about years of teaching September 11 through the lens of theology rather than religion—and about the remarkable PBS Frontline documentary Faith and Doub...
Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero
For many years, I was a professor of theology and religious studies. Although I am trained as a historian of the Christian tradition, I didn’t often teach church history classes. What I did teach, year in and year out, was a required first-...
Audio: From SEGA to MAGA
I’ve recorded an audio version of yesterday’s Ex Voto essay, From SEGA to MAGA, for those who prefer to listen. It’s about Arcade.gov, malign nostalgia, and the way the White House is turning the visual language of childhood playtime memori...
From SEGA to MAGA
SEGA visuals in a MAGA world. From Arcade.gov
This week, the Trump White House introduced Arcade.gov— a series of deliberately primitive video games modeled on classic 80s and 90s games like Tetris and Snake. The launch animation also spoo...
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Karen Elizabeth Park is a writer and historian who examines religion as a lived and public force. She writes about sacred space, authority, gender, and belief in American life. For any inquiries please contact [email protected]
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