Re/Marks on Power

Anticipating censorship, what will become of the annotated Path to Preservation timeline at Muir Woods National Monument?

On this 130th anniversary of Tubman's mark-making, what has been overlooked in the archive, and what could be interpreted as nine unsophisticated marks, is most worthy of our attention and celebration.

Stories change the world. I'm grateful to those folks who've helped me share stories of how annotation has done just that.

My book about critical annotation—this academic study about a thing I call re/marks—emerges in conversation with our moment of great trauma and precarity.

An abridged version of my book's Acknowledgements as I share some remarks on gratitude.

I wrote Gloria Anzaldúa’s phrase on the border wall at Playas de Tijuana. Then I photographed my annotation. The image is now my book’s cover.