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Why I Started Using Christian Fascism Instead of Christian Nationalism

During graduate school, Chris Hedges took ethics classes with James Luther Adams, an American theologian who spent time in Germany during…

Sep 1, 2022

Why I Started Using Christian Fascism Instead of Christian Nationalism

Sep 1, 2022

You Can Never be Apolitical

In Belonging: A German Reckons with History and Home, Nora Krug traces her family’s history and digs deep into the role her family members…

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You Can Never be Apolitical

17h ago

“We’d find it hard to have enemies if we cared about what happened to them”: How the Construction…

Fear arises not just through a lack of action but also through, as Lillian Smith puts it, “the singsong voices of politicians who preached…

4d ago

“We’d find it hard to have enemies if we cared about what happened to them”: How the Construction…

4d ago

Fascism in Literature Syllabus

Mabel Dwight, Danse Macbre, 1933

Feb 23

Fascism in Literature Syllabus

Feb 23

We Must Act to Ensure Our Freedom

A few weeks ago, we had a protest in our small, rural town about the administration’s immigration policies. We gathered on the side of the…

Feb 19

We Must Act to Ensure Our Freedom

Feb 19

“You, the white people, invented race”: Now Ask Yourself Why!

When most people think about racism and oppression they think about the oppressed. They think about individuals who live under the heel of…

Feb 16

“You, the white people, invented race”: Now Ask Yourself Why!

Feb 16

We Must Transform the World!

In “The White Christian and His Conscience,” Lillian Smith breaks down the ways that religion, specifically Christianity, works to maintain…

Feb 12

We Must Transform the World!

Feb 12

Zine Assignment in the Comp

This semester, I am teaching Kathleen Hanna’s Rebel Girl and Carrie Brownstein’s Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl. Since I am teaching two…

Feb 9

Zine Assignment in the Comp

Feb 9

“Give credit where it’s due”: How to Approach Plagiarism in the Classroom

The following are some thoughts for a presentation I and a colleague did about plagiarism for our university’s professional development. We…

Feb 5

“Give credit where it’s due”: How to Approach Plagiarism in the Classroom

Feb 5

World Literature and Graphic Novel Syllabus

Last semester, I taught a course entitled The Reverberations of World War II where students read works by Anna Seghers, Victor Serge, Magda…

Feb 2

World Literature and Graphic Novel Syllabus

Feb 2

Matthew Teutsch

Matthew Teutsch

Here, you will find reflections on African American, American, and Southern Literature, American popular culture and politics, and pedagogy.

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