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Why Has Transphobia Gone Mainstream in Philosophy?
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Is philosophy uniquely hostile to trans people? No. It is hostile to marginalized people in general.
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A Brief History of Trans Philosophy
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Philosophy has long been something done to trans people, not by them.
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A Most Unique Museum
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From waste containment during the Black Death to a toilet that cost $19 million, the museum is impressively comprehensive.
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Celebrating the Contingent Community
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This magazine is much bigger than its staff, or even its writers.
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History Is For Everyone
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For all our planning and grand designs, Contingent’s success has rested entirely on having support from others.
Showing the Work
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Sharing the products of historical inquiry isn’t enough—we’ve got to show our work.
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Of Strip Mines and Coal Slurry
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I’d spent years living simultaneously inside the West and outside of it.
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Arming the Past: An Interview with Michael Bellesiles
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He wrote one of the most contentious works of history from the last century. And he sat down with Daniel Gullotta for his first public discussion of the controversy in nearly a decade.
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No Refuge
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When Congress gave the Secretary of Labor discretion over any immigrant “likely to become a public charge,” they weren’t expecting someone like Frances Perkins.
