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New issue is now online–check out 13.1 (Fall 2024)!

Inquiry
Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) and Turning Red (2022): Exploring the Mother-Daughter Relationship as a Conduit for Asian Generational Trauma
by Angeline Castillo, Stony Brook University

Dissecting Desires: A Rhetorical Analysis on Objectification in Advertising
by Annika Hodges, Eastern Oregon University 

Barbies Live Forever: The Linear Story of a Circular Literacy
by Isabella Thoroughman, University of Cincinnati

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Review: Heathen: Religion and Race in American History by Kathryn Gin Lum
by Jordan Conlon, Smith College 

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