Media
African American Women as Victims of Violence
By Cheryl L. Neely
How do news stories affect our perception of crimes against women from different racial backgrounds?
Online Comment: Likers, Haters and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web
By Joseph M. Reagle, Jr.
Explore how online comment can inform, improve, manipulate, alienate, shape and perplex us, shedding context in their passage through the Internet, prompting readers to comment in turn, “WTF?”
Fall 2015 Utne Reader Table of Contents
Table of Contents: Fall 2015
The Other Americans: Poverty in the United States
By Monica Potts, from Democracy
Instead of pitying the poor, we should feel a sense of kinship that leads to empathy.
Many Alarm Clocks: A Workaholic Reflects on Deadlines, Balance and the Afterlife
By Sy Safransky
The founder and editor of “The Sun,” Sy Safransky, ruminates on love and loss, faith and doubt, writing and not writing.
Spring 2015 Utne Reader Table of Contents
Table of Contents: Spring 2015
The Personal Cost of Computer Technologies
By Christina Crook
Engaging with the vast amount of computer technologies has cost humans their attention spans, free-time and, in some cases, relationships.
Utne Reader Bookshelf
A selection of books that pique our interest.
