Every 10 years in the United States, states draw new voting district boundaries in response to the latest U.S. census data. This process has long been fraught, with accusations of gerrymandering coming from whichever party is not in power, since voting districts can affect election outcomes.

Special Earth Day Edition of Knowledge by the Slice. 

Across some of the most famous paintings in the history of American art, Johns and Rauschenberg conducted a very public love affair that was also, by design, very private. In this talk Professor Jonathan Katz, a founding figure in queer art history, decodes their pictorial language and reveals their complex relationship.