Issue 2 — REMAKE

ISSUE 2

September, 2021

art

Social Space: 2020 by Cross Lawn — Far Outside and Deep Within by Morgan Rogers — Rent Eats First by Madison Singleton — Headspace by Kaden Chaudhary — DaXi’s Resurrection by Boxuan Chen — Latch by Krissy Gatuslao — Blind Contour Drawing by Shiyeon Monk — City Self Portrait by Shiyeon Monk — Self Portrait by Becky Moon — LADOAR by Allan Wang

research

Tweet! Tweet! We Can Hear the Birds Again: The Impact of User-Driven Platforms on Climate Conversations and Public Action by Isa Lee — Silencing the Mother Tongue: Identity Construction in Monolingual Higher Education by Siyue Han — Across the Railroad Tracks: Segregation and Education Inequality in Cincinnati by Elizabeth Spera — “Exercise, Sleep… Be Free”: How Period Product Rhetoric Perpetuates the Menstrual Stigma by Brooklyn Hollander — A Modern-Day Mercator: Do History’s Racial Biases Live on in Google Earth? By Colleen McDermott — Reverse Colonization: How the Inuit Conquered Greenland and Vanquished the Vikings by Tia Lemberg — Not Your Normal Vacation: Voluntourism’s Horrors and the Case for Its Radical Change by Aditya Yelamali — Neither Hearing nor Deaf: How CIs Change the Meaning of Deaf Identity by Benjamin McKane

essay

Why Don’t We Like Introverts? by Siyue Han — A Hat that Trumps Personal Identity by Bleur Endom — Foreigner Wearing Qipao to Prom: Cultural Appropriation or Appreciation? by Chunyang Tao — Beaten Black & Blue: A Glance at the True Nature of Law Enforcement by Ashwin Srinivasan — American Game by Elisa Person

creative nonfiction

Shabbat: Tradition, Gender, and the Power of Pouring Soup by Yael Shaw — Instant by Katie Chan — The Girl with the Highest Score by Jasmine Liu — A History of Eating, and Not by Olivia Poolos — Southern Stride by Savoy Crosby

fiction

The Woman with the Butterflies by Mia Rhee — Little King and the Why of It All by Orli Hellerstein

poetry

Confession by Pat Wang — Translation by Grihith Varaday — Recollections by Tania Domenzain Vera — You and the Night and the Music by Dear Liu

interview

The Creative and the Critical: A Conversation with Heather Bennett by Eileen G’Sell

Washington University in St. Louis

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