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Founded in 1925, University of Minnesota Press is the publisher of groundbreaking work in social & cultural theory, race & ethnic studies, urbanism, feminist criticism, and media studies. The Press also publishes a diverse list of regional works.

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Feb 15, 2026	Americans are asking too much of their dogs (Opinion)	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Margret Grebowicz Americans love dogs. Nearly half of U.S. households have one, and practically all owners see pets as part of the family — 51% say pets belong “as much as a human member.” The p...
Aug 3, 2025	Leaders in India, Hungary and the US are using appeals to nostalgia and nationalism to attack higher education (Opinion)	Trump followed Orbán’s playbook. On May 22, 2025, his administration declared that Harvard could no longer enroll foreign students. A U.S. Department of Homeland Security statement claimed that university leaders “created an unsafe campus e...
Jun 16, 2024	Indie bookstores double as social justice hubs	figcaption>span]:font-sans" data-chromatic="ignore"> The brick-and-mortar bookseller is no longer merely pedaling pages alone. Why it matters: Indie bookstores have become hubs for social justice movements and diverse c...
Feb 5, 2024	A scholar of the patient ‘revolution’ tracks the arc from powerlessness to influence	At the end of each chapter in “Rebel Health: A Field Guide to the Patient-Led Revolution in Medical Care,” there’s a box. It summarizes the chapter, distilling what a reader just encountered into easy-to-digest bullet points. The author, Su...
Apr 2, 2023	Commentary Commentary \| Guest opinion: G. Samantha Rosenthal: Gender-affirming care has a long history in the U.S. – and not just for transgender people	By G. Samantha Rosenthal In 1976, a woman from Roanoke, Virginia, named Rhoda received a prescription for two drugs: estrogen and progestin. Twelve months later, a local reporter noted Rhoda’s surprisingly soft skin and visible breasts. He ...
Mar 2, 2023	Mainstreaming Hate: Anti-LGBTQ Family Research Council Hires Republican Ex-Congressman	Former Rep. Jody Hice of Georgia walks on the House steps of the U.S. Capitol on June 16, 2022. (Photo by Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call Inc. via Getty Images) Since joining the group, Hice has guest-hosted multiple episodes of Perkins’ daily st...
Apr 23, 2022	Crypto is the hottest new political token — and it's working out for politicians who sing its praises	Politicians are increasingly advocating for cryptocurrency as interest in the space booms. Mayors of Miami and New York City, Andrew Yang, and other hopefuls are championing the cause. Advertisement Miami Mayor Francis Suarez excitedly unve...
Mar 11, 2022	Elizabeth Warren and the Mysticism of the Crypto-Skeptics	Hello readers, David Z. Morris here, pleased to be filling in for Michael this Friday. This week saw the unveiling of the Biden administration’s promised executive order on cryptocurrency regulation. By most accounts, the order appears to b...
Feb 4, 2022	Lost In Translation: Language Gaps in Social Media Labels	On Nov. 4, 2020, a QAnon adherent reposted a series of English-language conspiracies about the 2020 U.S. presidential election on Twitter. The tweets, which were in Spanish, reshared links to English-language misinformation about a U.S. Pos...
Jul 15, 2021	Jackson Palmer vs. Spike Lee: 'Inherently Right Wing' or 'Digital Rebellion'?	In a head-turning Twitter thread yesterday, Dogecoin co-creator Jackson Palmer reiterated he has no interest in participating in crypto, arguing the technology is “inherently right wing.” But in a juxtaposition for the ages, yesterday also ...
Oct 27, 2020	Black Student Campusmaking: Virtual Platforms As Sites Of Resistance	Black college students have always intentionally chosen their battles, speaking loudly and ... [+] confidently in the name of fairness and justice. (Photo by Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)Los Angeles Times via Getty Images
Sep 15, 2020	Are lung function algorithms perpetuating health disparities experienced by Black people?	“I can’t breathe” became a rallying cry against racism in the wake of the deaths of George Floyd and Eric Garner at the hands of the police. But chokeholds are far from the main cause of race-based disparities in respiratory deaths in the U...
Jul 28, 2020	The hype, haplessness and hope of haptics in the COVID-19 era	Devon Powers Contributor Devon Powers is an associate professor of advertising at Temple University and the author of "On Trend: The Business of Forecasting the Future." David Parisi Contributor David Parisi is an associate profes...
Oct 9, 2019	Untitled Goose Game’s viral success shows what Australia’s indie game creators can do — if they have support	By Luke Brook, Edith Cowan University A new comedic video game about a mischievous goose has become a viral sensation — reaching the top of the digital sales charts, inspiring a steadily increasing stream of memes and fan-art, and earning c...
Feb 11, 2019	U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar Announces She's Running for President in 2020	(Bloomberg) -- Amy Klobuchar, a third-term U.S. senator from Minnesota and a former prosecutor, announced her bid for president on Sunday with a vow to unify the country, “heal the heart of our democracy and renew our commitment to the comm...
Aug 18, 2018	Federalists, Heed the Lessons of Iraqi Consolidation	Editor’s note: This week, Lawfare is running a series of essays on federalist governance in the Middle East. This essay is the sixth in the series. Read the introductory essay here. The post-colonial states of the Middle East have long face...
	How doomsday preppers made gold and silver precious end-of-the-world assets	The precious metals gold and silver are favorite stores of value for doomsday preppers, along with food and water. Costco added silver coins for sale as the retail warehouse giant saw sales of gold bars top $100 million in the first fiscal ...
	Crypto is the hottest new political token — and it's working out for politicians who sing its praises	Miami Mayor Francis Suarez poses with the Miami bull. Diana Zapata/BFA Check out: Personal Finance Insider's picks for best cryptocurrency exchanges Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know. Su...
	The ‘homeless hero’ trope won’t save us	Of all the popular culture tropes used to describe people experiencing homelessness, one of the most fascinating — and misleading — is “the homeless hero.” In North American culture, the homeless hero is a vigilante who lives on the streets...

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