Arielle Zibrak
@zibrak.bsky.social
feminisms, projects, pop culture 📚
| Literary Tour of the US, The Great Courses
| 12 Stories by American Women, Penguin Classics
| Avidly Reads Guilty Pleasures, NYU
| Writing Against Reform, UMass
Prof @ UWyo - views own
👐www.ArielleZibrak.com👐
| Literary Tour of the US, The Great Courses
| 12 Stories by American Women, Penguin Classics
| Avidly Reads Guilty Pleasures, NYU
| Writing Against Reform, UMass
Prof @ UWyo - views own
👐www.ArielleZibrak.com👐
I am always trying to tell my family this FACT. Preach.
November 3, 2025 at 2:42 AM
I am always trying to tell my family this FACT. Preach.
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100%. My hot literary take is that literary fiction IS a genre, just like science fiction, horror, mystery etc. The way lit fic is treated in western culture as though it is not a genre (those awful unwashed genre masses!) is disturbingly similar to how white people are thought not to have a color.
October 13, 2025 at 10:05 PM
100%. My hot literary take is that literary fiction IS a genre, just like science fiction, horror, mystery etc. The way lit fic is treated in western culture as though it is not a genre (those awful unwashed genre masses!) is disturbingly similar to how white people are thought not to have a color.
Reposted by Arielle Zibrak
Two survivors — George Takei and Jo Anne Naka — recall living in the horse stables at the Santa Anita racetrack before they were moved to their incarceration camps.
Read THE AGE OF INCARCERATION to learn more about Japanese American incarceration from some of the last survivors of it.
Read THE AGE OF INCARCERATION to learn more about Japanese American incarceration from some of the last survivors of it.
Japanese American Incarceration Survivors Remember What the US Forgot
During WWII, President Roosevelt invoked the Alien Enemies Act and incarcerated 125,000 Japanese Americans. Eighty years later, some of the camps’ last survivors reflect on lives scarred by injustice.
age-of-incarceration.longlead.com
September 25, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Two survivors — George Takei and Jo Anne Naka — recall living in the horse stables at the Santa Anita racetrack before they were moved to their incarceration camps.
Read THE AGE OF INCARCERATION to learn more about Japanese American incarceration from some of the last survivors of it.
Read THE AGE OF INCARCERATION to learn more about Japanese American incarceration from some of the last survivors of it.