Oswald Garrison Villard (March 13, 1872-October 1, 1949) was a US journalist who wrote many articles for The Nation. He broke with the magazine in 1935 over its support for American intervention in Europe.
The Nation’s publisher writes about “the negro problem” during the very week he helped found the NAACP.
He may have been one of the 'nine old men' of the Supreme Court, but he was a great old man.
World War II breaks out in Europe, but The Nation (getting it wrong) says it presents no threat to the US, and we will not join the fighting.