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Huda Awan, Somehow Forgotten — Sidecar

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By Huda Awan
| New Left Review Verified
In her 1967 essay ‘The Aesthetics of Silence’, Susan Sontag writes how art, in the ‘modern era’, has become ‘something to be overthrown’. In this context, ‘a new element enters the individual artwork and becomes constitutive of it: the appeal (tacit or overt) for its own abolition – and, ultimately, for the abolition of art itself’. A recent exhibition at London’s Raven Row offers a striking display of work animated by this impulse.
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Why Gen Z Loves to Invest

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By Huda Awan
| Jacobin Verified
“Be the CEO. Money is your best employee,” reads the TikTok bio of Taylor Price, a twenty-five-year-old personal finance influencer who wants to “change the way Gen Z thinks about money.” Price’s philosophy is simple: financial freedom for her generation won’t come from a fat paycheck; it’ll be achieved by putting that paycheck to work through investment — and putting it to work as early as possible.
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Huda Awan, Possibilities - Sidecar

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By Huda Awan
| New Left Review Verified
I first heard about the work of the American writer Susan Taubes on a date. I mentioned that I wanted to write a novel that resisted fragmentation – one that would sustain a scene or an idea or a thought over several pages, several thousand words, in the flow of unbroken narrative. My date wasn’t impressed. The novel is such an expansive form, he replied, why would you want to write in such a conventional way? Because I admire it, I said. This proved persuasive and laid the matter to rest.
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