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"What Shakespeare Revealed about the Chaotic Reign of Richard III -- and Why It Still Matters in the Age of Trump," The Conversation, January 6, 2025
"What Shakespeare Can Teach Us About Racism," The Conversation, May 3, 2024
"My Favorite Books to Color Your Thinking About Race" (Shepherd.com)
"Discomfort is the point: Why 'safe spaces' do a disservice to students," Liberal Education, March 2024
“From the Author: Visualizing Race Virtually with Dr. David Sterling Brown,” Cambridge University Press, Cambridge Core Blog
"On Process: Tenure and Beyond," Institute for Recruitment of Teachers Newsletter, January 2024
"David Sterling Brown" by Claudia Rankine, a conversation about Shakespeare's White Others (Full Stop Magazine)
The Page 99 Test, "Shakespeare's White Others
"To See, or Not to See?: Shakespeare, Whiteness, and the 'Intraracial Color-Line'," Cambridge University Press
"Visualizing Race Virtually: Exploring the art of Shakespeare," Folger Shakespeare Library, Shakespeare and Beyond
"Exploring a New Virtual Art Gallery with Associate Prof. David Sterling Brown ’06," interviewed by Andrew J. Concatelli (author), Trinity College
"Shakespeare’s White Others," Globe Theatre (London) blog post
"Untucked: White Supremacy Along the Color-Lines," published by The Racial Imaginary Institute
"A Morbid Curiosity?," Program note for Jude Christian's 2023 "Titus" production, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, London (Shakespeare's Globe)
“Don’t Hurt Yourself”: (Anti)Racism and White Self-Harm, Los Angeles Review of Books
Posthumously Advised: David’s “Warm Best”, David Bevington Remembered, ed. Eric Rasmussen and Milla Cozart Riggio (Washington, D.C.: BookArts, 2020)
To Teach Shakespeare for Survival: Talking with David Sterling Brown and Arthur L. Little, Jr., Public Books
The “Sonic Color Line”: Shakespeare and the Canonization of Sexual Violence Against Black Men, The Sundial
“About the Play,” Program note for Anchuli Felicia King’s "Keene," Red Bull Theater
"Same Place, Different Perspective," The Trinity Reporter
It’s Time to End Publishing Gatekeeping!, The Sundial (co-authored letter by the Race Before Race Executive Board)
"In Shakespeare's White Others we are presented with an outstanding contribution to understanding the logic of whiteness" -Tukufu Zuberi, UPenn ✊🏿
"In Shakespeare's White Others we are presented with an outstanding contribution to understanding the logic of whiteness" -Tukufu Zuberi, UPenn ✊🏿