JSTOR Daily on Monaco's “ties to science, religion, and royalty”Culture, History, SocietyMarch 21, 2025March 21France / JSTOR
Xanthippe: the "ill-tempered" wife of SocratesHistoryNovember 22, 2024May 23Ancient Greece / Greece / JSTOR / women
JSTOR Daily on Afrofuturism ‘supporting the imagining of other worlds’ in the climate crisisBlack Cultures, Cool Links, Culture, Nature, SocietyOctober 2, 2024October 2Afrofuturism / climate change / JSTOR
JSTOR Daily on the olive trees of PalestineCulture, History, SocietyJune 27, 2024June 23JSTOR / Palestine / poetry / trees
A Queer reading list from North Africa and the MaghrebBlack Cultures, Books, Culture, History, SocietyJune 18, 2024June 18Africa / feminism / gender / JSTOR / LGBTQ / philosophy
JSTOR Daily's annotated version of Frederick Douglass's Fourth of July speechBlack Cultures, Cool Links, Culture, History, Politics, SocietyJuly 4, 2023May 30Black America / Black writers / JSTOR / USA
JSTOR on the evolution of Zaha HadidArchitecture, Visual ArtsMarch 18, 2023May 30JSTOR / UK / women / women of colour
JSTOR on Christmas in Japan during the 60sCulture, History, SocietyDecember 23, 2022January 1Christmas / Japan / JSTOR
Onna-Bugeisha, the female samurai warriors of feudal JapanCool Links, HistoryDecember 17, 2022October 2Japan / JSTOR / samurai / women / women of colour
The Brits really didn't like German sausages in the 19th centuryFood & Drink, History, SocietyJune 1, 2022June 20Germany / JSTOR / sausages / UK
JSTOR's Black History Month article picksBlack CulturesFebruary 17, 2022July 4Black America / Black History Month / Black women / Black writers / JSTOR / lists / USA / writers
Gastronationalism and the cultural conflicts of foodCulture, Food & Drink, History, PoliticsJanuary 14, 2022May 30cultural appropriation / geography / JSTOR
Kristin Hunt on our cinematic viewing behaviour in the streaming ageFilmDecember 17, 2021December 28Hollywood / JSTOR / Netflix
bell hooks (1952–2021)Black Cultures, Books, SocietyDecember 15, 2021September 1activism / bell hooks / Black women / Black writers / feminism / JSTOR / love / women / women of colour / writers