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  • Image: A Howard-bound CTA red line train rumbles from the distance to the left to the foreground in the right. The background is bifurcated along the diagonal. One side is a flat olive green, the other a flat charcoal. Illustration by Peregrine Bermas.

    In defense of communal catharsis, whenever required: on the Foo Fighters’ “Best of You”

    by Darshita Jain
    January 12, 2023

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