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Shame on all those who have been silent—or, worse, supported the president’s agenda.
Sasha Abramsky
Newspapers in Texas’s three largest cities just endorsed the Democrat.
John Nichols
Coverage of a group of desperate refugees shows the media haven’t learned a thing since 2016.
Joshua Holland
Brazil’s northeast overwhelmingly rejected Bolsonaro’s far-right agenda; now leftists worry that they aren’t welcome in their own country.
Kaspar Loftin
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Brazil is on the verge of electing a Duterte-style fascist. What can the left do?
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Issa Kohler-Hausmann’s Misdemeanorland looks at how the court system has imposed a system of control that reinforces broken-windows police. Clio Chang
Through his massive corpus, the Egyptian novelist helped capture the startling pace and steep costs of a nation in pursuit of independence.
Ursula Lindsey
My Year of Rest and Relaxation offers a fever dream of New York’s millennial elite before the 2008 crash.Ismail Muhammad
The “what” and “why” of politics are more urgent than the “who.”
Gary Younge
Gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist wants to bring utility populism to Vermont.
Evan Malmgren
Amid the din of election activity, don’t forget the power and potential of the ballot initiative.
Simon Davis-Cohen
Jair Bolsonaro, now far ahead in the polls, approves military dictatorship and has called for violent destruction of the left—and investors seem to approve.
Andy Robinson
This new left formation is trying to win back the blue-collar and middle-class voters who have drifted into the far right’s camp.
Paul Hockenos
Brazil is on the verge of electing a Duterte-style fascist. What can the left do?
Walden Bello
Opp-Art: Dispatches from the resistance
A new biography gives an account of both Douglass’s political and personal life that will likely remain the standard for years to come.
Eric Foner
His novels capture a world riven apart by class and brought back together by art.
Frank Guan
Honey , the Swedish artist’s first solo album in eight years, is a triumph of cerebral pop music. Natasha Lewis
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Sports economist Andy Schwarz joins the show to talk NCAA, the FBI case, and alternatives.
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Residents of three buildings in Central Los Angeles are refusing to pay rent until their landlord agrees to fair rent increases.
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