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The 31-year-old, queer Latina public defender has dealt another shocking blow to the Queens Democratic machine.
Ross Barkan
Recent uprisings in Sudan and Algeria have avoided mistakes of 2011.
Gilbert Achcar
The Toronto Raptors team president had some form of confrontation with an Alameda Country sheriff after the NBA championship. The police story, however, has changed.
Dave Zirin
Christopher Street was once a haven for queer people of color. Its transformation into an outpost of white, upper-middle class respectability tells a larger story of exclusion.
Darnell L. Moore
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As we face a renewed backlash, we’d do well to remember that each effort to drive our movement back has unleashed new waves of creativity.
His praise of white supremacists is not a blunder but a key to his clubby worldview.
Jeet Heer
In a remarkable exchange, the senator rejects the notion that a “limited strike” on Iran is anything less than “an act of warfare” that could lead to catastrophe.
John Nichols
On June 25, Queens residents could elect one of the most progressive DAs in history.
Ross Barkan
Reclaiming Stonewall
Then, miles away from my small Illinois town, Stonewall happened.
Sue Hyde
Our suffering teaches us solidarity; or it should.
Tony Kushner
Now, as the right wing intensifies its attacks on voting rights, LGBTQ allies are needed more than ever.
Rashad Robinson
The real goal is domination of the Middle East—and that’s been a bipartisan US strategy for decades.
Trita Parsi
Holding the European Olympics in Minsk makes a mockery of the Olympic Charter.
Dave Zirin and Jules Boykoff
Outsiders have both helped and harmed Liberia’s LGBT community.
Robbie Corey-Boulet
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Katrina vanden Heuvel on the Democrats, John Nichols on Bernie and Socialism, and Sasha Abramsky on Florida voting rights.
June 20, 2019
Burn it All Down Podcast co-host Shireen Ahmed joins the show to talk Raptors and World Cup.
June 18, 2019
Belfast’s so-called “peace lines” were supposed to come down over a decade ago. Why are they still there?
June 5, 2019
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In his new book, the New Yorker writer sets out to defend liberalism from its critics, but only ends up revealing its current limitations.
David A. Bell
A retrospective of her art looks at the Pandora's box television unleashed and how we continue to reckon with the effects of an unrelenting, 24/7 visual culture.
Hannah Stamler
In Joanne Ramos’s debut novel about a venture-capitalist funded surrogacy clinic, class war begins in the womb.
Noah Flora
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