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Fox settled with Dominion for $787.5 million right before trial, and the full story almost stayed buried. Ian Rosenberg unpacks what really happened in "Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody." Catch him in conversation with Eriq Gardner at Politics & Prose in DC on Thu 9/3, 7pm.

Ian Rosenberg — Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody: The True Story of Lies and Libel in Dominion V. Fox - Eriq Gardner — at Conn Ave

The definitive story of Dominion v. Fox, the battle over election lies that changed the future of democracy

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While most learn religion through traditional ways, "Judaism Mediated" argues that this focus overlooks engagement with the arts. Media such as theatre, museums, or music influence how adults learn about Judaism and provide relevant information on how to enact religion in everyday life.

Judaism Mediated

Explores how Jews and non-Jews come to learn about Jews and Judaism through leisure-time entertainmentJudaism Mediated explores how Jews and non-Jews learn a...

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Just released, "Secular-Christian Social Justice" talks about how Christian-theological foundations have shaped society. It examines examples from Pope Francis’s call to “repent for ecological sins” to murals depicting George Floyd in the Virgin Mary’s arms.

Secular-Christian Social Justice

Explores the Christian-theological foundations of modern social justice movements and how they've shaped contemporary debates on climate, race, and genderFro...

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Dominion v. Fox News reshaped how we think about media and truth in the post-2020 landscape. Ian Rosenberg breaks down the legal battle in "Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody," in conversation with Grady Hendrix at Book Club Bar on September 1st. RSVP here:

Author Event & Book Launch: Ian Rosenberg's "Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody" with Grady Hendrix | Book Club Bar

Independent general bookstore and full service cocktail and espresso bar in the East Village of NYC, serving handcrafted drinks in a cozy community space.

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Also celebrating its publication is "Peddlers, Merchants, and Junk Dealers: Jewish Life in Small-Town Vermont" by Margaret K. Nelson. This work offers a rare look at Jews in small-town America, enriching the broader field of Jewish Studies. Learn more:

Peddlers, Merchants, and Junk Dealers

Provides a rare study of Jews in small town AmericaFor many years, histories of Jews in the United States focused on Jewish migrants who settled in large cit...

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Excited to share Part II of our @cmnd.bsky.social conversation, this time thinking with my book “Martyrs and Migrants” and my new project on Assyrians, indigeneity, and empire. Many thanks to @tisawenger.bsky.social for being such a generous interlocutor. @nyupress.bsky.social

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In the second part of their conversation, @tisawenger.bsky.social interviews @clukasik.bsky.social on _Martys and Migrants_. They discuss the value of transnational studies for unpacking the "tentacles of American empire." @nyupress.bsky.social contendingmodernities.nd.edu/theorizing-m...

Sociologist Rin Reczek joins Tina Gosney on Coaching Your Family Relationships to discuss "Families We Lose," their forthcoming book reframing family estrangement as a culture clash between generations, not a moral failing. Listen here:

Why Adult Children Go No Contact: Understanding Family Estrangement with Dr. Rin Reczek - Tina Gosney Coaching

Are you wondering why your adult child went no contact, pulled away, or says they need space from the family? This episode will help you understand family

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Join Chaucer's Books for an author talk & signing with Terrell J.A. Winder on "Shameless: The Making of Black Gay Identities in L.A." on Tue, Aug 18 at 6:00 PM. Winder delves into how young Black gay men in LA cope with racial and sexual stigma. More: buff.ly/wB7Y1ws

Ten years on, Su'ad Abdul Khabeer's "Muslim Cool: Race, Religion, and Hip Hop in the United States" returns in a 10th anniversary edition. The book examines how American Muslims forge identity at the crossroads of Islam and hip hop, through style, activism, and fraught ties to state power.

Our author Danielle Bainbridge ("Currencies of Cruelty") joined the Memoir Nation podcast to talk about her new essay collection Dandelion, defying formal conventions, and following the threads of your inspiration. Listen via @@literaryhub.bsky.social:

Danielle Bainbridge on Defying the Formula to Find Your Form

Memoir Nation: Weekly Inspiration for Writers is an extension of the Memoir Nation community hosted by Brooke Warner and Grant Faulkner, two friends and colleagues who bring a community-minded sens…

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Today is also the official publication day of Jennifer Rich's "Paper Tombs: Post-Holocaust Memorial Books and Prewar Jewish Life." This volume explores how post-Holocaust memorial books help to reshape our understanding of Jewish life and death in Eastern Europe

We're delighted to mark the release of "Black Crip Modern: Race, Gender, and the Roots of Disability Consciousness" by Jess Waggoner! This work traces how Black artists and activists developed a disability consciousness from racialized disabling experiences in the early 20th century.

Black Crip Modern

Asserts how Black artists and activists developed a disability consciousness in response to racialized disabling experiences in the early to mid-twentieth ce...

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How do you resurrect music silenced first by the Holocaust, then by Stalin? Anna Shternshis's new book from our Jews in the Soviet Union series, "Postwar Life, Hopes, and Fears," accompanies her 'Yiddish Glory' album, now on tour across Asia. @jta.org has the story:

Lost Holocaust music, nearly erased by Stalin, goes on tour in Asia - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Yiddish Glory's new album, resurrecting music from witnesses of the Holocaust, follows a Grammy-nominated debut album.

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