Print Magazine August 10/17, 2020, Issue Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial Can We Attend a Big Fat Covid Wedding? Another reader feels class resentment toward a friend riding out the pandemic at his country home. Liza Featherstone How to Move Biden Left Biden’s climate policy is an invitation to movements to keep pushing the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. John Nichols How to Steal an Election A lesson in purging the rolls, blocking registration, and other manipulation tactics. Ted Rall and Greg Palast John Lewis Never Stopped Bending the Arc Toward Justice In the last days of his life, the civil rights icon hailed Black Lives Matter protesters: “They’re going to help redeem the soul of America.” John Nichols Defending One Brooklyn Brownstone Is Just the Beginning Eviction blockades and neighbors coming together might be tenants’ best defense against landlords. Nawal Arjini Column Is Our Generation Ready to Take Up the Torch That John Lewis Lit? As legends like Lewis pass away, I wonder whether we’re prepared to become the new elders. Elie Mystal Wartime President Calvin Trillin Donald Trump’s Niece Dishes the Dirt According to Mary Trump’s tell-all book, the president is still a little boy throwing a tantrum. Katha Pollitt Letters Letters From the August 10/17, 2020, Issue Demilitarize the police… The case for public banks… Wrestlemania… A perverse legacy… Spinning their wheels… Our Readers Feature Will the Left Get a Say in the Biden Doctrine? Covid-19 creates an opportunity to shift foreign policy away from the military. David Klion McDonald’s Has a Real Sexual Harassment Problem Since 2015, scores of women have accused the company of fostering a workplace rife with sexual harassment—and of turning its back when they reported mistreatment. Bryce Covert Books & the Arts The Tangle of Desire and Class in ‘Normal People’ The television adaptation of the Sally Rooney novel depicts how people can fall in love in a world structured by power. Erin Schwartz A Century of Struggle in Palestine Rashid Khalidi’s new history offers a political and personal portrait of more than a hundred years of colonization and resistance in Palestine. Kaleem Hawa Little Pharma on Rooms Laura Kolbe For My Wife, Who Is Writing a Collection of Stories Called ‘Homescar’ Nomi Stone A Thrilling Snapshot of the New Pop Avant-Garde Recent albums from Perfume Genius and Yves Tumor restore the power of genre-bending music Julyssa Lopez 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
Can We Attend a Big Fat Covid Wedding? Another reader feels class resentment toward a friend riding out the pandemic at his country home. Liza Featherstone
How to Move Biden Left Biden’s climate policy is an invitation to movements to keep pushing the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. John Nichols
How to Steal an Election A lesson in purging the rolls, blocking registration, and other manipulation tactics. Ted Rall and Greg Palast
John Lewis Never Stopped Bending the Arc Toward Justice In the last days of his life, the civil rights icon hailed Black Lives Matter protesters: “They’re going to help redeem the soul of America.” John Nichols
Defending One Brooklyn Brownstone Is Just the Beginning Eviction blockades and neighbors coming together might be tenants’ best defense against landlords. Nawal Arjini
Is Our Generation Ready to Take Up the Torch That John Lewis Lit? As legends like Lewis pass away, I wonder whether we’re prepared to become the new elders. Elie Mystal
Donald Trump’s Niece Dishes the Dirt According to Mary Trump’s tell-all book, the president is still a little boy throwing a tantrum. Katha Pollitt
Letters From the August 10/17, 2020, Issue Demilitarize the police… The case for public banks… Wrestlemania… A perverse legacy… Spinning their wheels… Our Readers
Will the Left Get a Say in the Biden Doctrine? Covid-19 creates an opportunity to shift foreign policy away from the military. David Klion
McDonald’s Has a Real Sexual Harassment Problem Since 2015, scores of women have accused the company of fostering a workplace rife with sexual harassment—and of turning its back when they reported mistreatment. Bryce Covert
The Tangle of Desire and Class in ‘Normal People’ The television adaptation of the Sally Rooney novel depicts how people can fall in love in a world structured by power. Erin Schwartz
A Century of Struggle in Palestine Rashid Khalidi’s new history offers a political and personal portrait of more than a hundred years of colonization and resistance in Palestine. Kaleem Hawa
A Thrilling Snapshot of the New Pop Avant-Garde Recent albums from Perfume Genius and Yves Tumor restore the power of genre-bending music Julyssa Lopez