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Culture critic, social justice educator, (up)hill runner, contributing editor @worldlittoday, in @NYTimes @TheAtlantic @Guardian @Washingtonpost @OprahDaily
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On the Poetics of Canine Narration

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By Erik Gleibermann Verified
| Literary Hub Verified
Erik Gleibermann Considers Etna, The Call of the Wild, and More They tread a landscape existentially threatened by human wreckage yet are drawn to their fellow species, intriguing and strangely self-destructive. They decipher human scents, collaborate with people to survive, protectively sleep at their bedside and sometimes attack. But above all, as the keenly self-aware canines narrate their journeys through a torn world, they stand apart as reflective witnesses of human pathos.
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An Israeli-Palestinian Peace Encounter

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By Erik Gleibermann Verified
| The American Scholar Verified
The Future Is Peace: A Shared Journey Across the Holy Land by Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon; Crown, 240 pp., $30 At a kibbutz near the Sea of Galilee, standing beside his Israeli co-author Maoz Inon, Palestinian Aziz Abu Sarah describes a transformative visit to Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Remembrance Center in West Jerusalem.
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How Street-Level Direct Action Is Challenging Trump’s Authoritarianism

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By Erik Gleibermann Verified
| The Progressive Verified
When Julian Jackson saw a Facebook livestream in mid-December showing a U.S. Border Patrol convoy snaking north up DuSable Lake Shore Drive toward his neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois, he headed toward the caravan to catch it from behind.
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