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Feature
We are black and alive, still, despite what the pictures say.
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The neighborhood’s stalled recovery is the self-fulfilling prophecy of political leaders who wrote it off from the start.
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The 10-year fight for a just recovery from Hurricane Katrina has driven a surge in innovative, progressive organizing.
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From Kanye to Obama, and back again.
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Editorial
Fox News set Trump up to fail at the first GOP debate. So why is he still on top?
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We’ve learned that the moment black people stop saying our lives matter, our lives will cease to matter.
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The other candidates just look like pallid imitations, too wary of offending the party’s alienated base to risk disagreeing with the blond bloviator.
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An interview with the cofounder of Tucson Samaritans.
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The movement’s protests targeting Bernie Sanders have provoked heated debate among progressive politicos—and that’s just fine.
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Books & the Arts
The Internet gives us an unearned relation to the present, and the visual art of JR is perfectly aligned with it.
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Art, anxiety, and the Greek crisis.
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As governments have changed in Egypt, the commitment to corrupt grand development projects has stayed the same.
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Angela Flournoy's The Turner House is a story of the living and the lost.
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Letters
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