Print Magazine April 3, 2017, Issue Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial America’s Oldest Weekly Wins Again Several Nation writers take home new awards for fearless journalism. The Nation Creating Technology by the People, for the People An interview with Thenmozhi Soundararajan. Laura Flanders Trumpcare Isn’t Health Care. It’s a Tax Cut for the Wealthy. And maybe that’s the whole point of the bill. The Nation All of Candidate Trump’s Promises Are Coming True He’ll “pivot” any day now... right? Tom Tomorrow The Very Legitimacy of Our Democracy Is Under Threat Donald Trump’s presidency is just one element of our disintegrating democracy. Russ Feingold Column Kellyanne Conway on the Couch Calvin Trillin Can Words Be Violent? On Milo Yiannopoulos, the First Amendment, and words that have consequences. Patricia J. Williams Fox’s Absurd Unreality Show Is Now Aided and Abetted by Trump’s Undersized Hands How many times in the last two months have we all woken up and wondered what the hell Trump is going on about now? Eric Alterman Letters Letters From the April 3, 2017, Issue A note on words and images… New Jersey state of mind… The Dreyfusses reply… Birthing equality… Our Readers and Bob and Barbara Dreyfuss Feature How to Revive the Peace Movement in the Trump Era We need to merge social-justice and antiwar activism. Daniel May Algeria’s New Imprint How Éditions Barzakh publishes books for Algerians who think and dream for themselves. Alice Kaplan Trump’s Assault on Immigrants Will Seriously Damage the Economy The key sectors in which we can expect growth are dependent on immigrant labor. Herman Schwartz Books & the Arts When Downtown Was Up A new exhibition on New York’s artist-run galleries reminds us of a vibrant but now distant past. Barry Schwabsky Weeping Cherry Henri Cole The Enduring Struggle Frederick Douglass’s radical vision of democratic politics. Matthew Karp The Serendipiter’s Journey Gay Talese’s eye for detail turned out to be not only his strength but also his greatest weakness. Michelle Dean Recent Issues See All "swipe left below to view more recent issues"Swipe → December 2024 November 2024 October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 July 2024 See All x
America’s Oldest Weekly Wins Again Several Nation writers take home new awards for fearless journalism. The Nation
Creating Technology by the People, for the People An interview with Thenmozhi Soundararajan. Laura Flanders
Trumpcare Isn’t Health Care. It’s a Tax Cut for the Wealthy. And maybe that’s the whole point of the bill. The Nation
The Very Legitimacy of Our Democracy Is Under Threat Donald Trump’s presidency is just one element of our disintegrating democracy. Russ Feingold
Can Words Be Violent? On Milo Yiannopoulos, the First Amendment, and words that have consequences. Patricia J. Williams
Fox’s Absurd Unreality Show Is Now Aided and Abetted by Trump’s Undersized Hands How many times in the last two months have we all woken up and wondered what the hell Trump is going on about now? Eric Alterman
Letters From the April 3, 2017, Issue A note on words and images… New Jersey state of mind… The Dreyfusses reply… Birthing equality… Our Readers and Bob and Barbara Dreyfuss
How to Revive the Peace Movement in the Trump Era We need to merge social-justice and antiwar activism. Daniel May
Algeria’s New Imprint How Éditions Barzakh publishes books for Algerians who think and dream for themselves. Alice Kaplan
Trump’s Assault on Immigrants Will Seriously Damage the Economy The key sectors in which we can expect growth are dependent on immigrant labor. Herman Schwartz
When Downtown Was Up A new exhibition on New York’s artist-run galleries reminds us of a vibrant but now distant past. Barry Schwabsky
The Serendipiter’s Journey Gay Talese’s eye for detail turned out to be not only his strength but also his greatest weakness. Michelle Dean