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Jessie Kindig

Jesse Kindig is an editor and writer in New York City, where she works as a senior editor at Yale University Press and serves as a contributing editor to Lux Magazine.

Articles

The Atlanta shooter comes from a culture that connects Asian women to sex and violence. It has its origins in U.S. wars—particularly the Korean War—and is fueled by our continued military presence in Asia.
Jessie Kindig
A woman’s body is both a site of exploitation and a site of resistance. It is out of this vexed space that the witch is conjured.
Jessie Kindig

“Megafires” are now a staple of life in the Pacific Northwest, but how we talk about them illustrates the tension at the heart of the western myth itself.

Jessie Kindig

Trump has promised a Korean "peace regime." But whose peace is being insured? And who is subject to its imposition? 

Jessie Kindig

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