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Feature
When Environmentalism Meets Xenophobia
The conservative conservation movement’s dark history of racism and eugenics.
Gaby Del Valle
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‘All We’ve Got Are Protests and People Power’
Meet the progressive strike force that saved the ACA—and almost brought down Brett Kavanaugh.
Gabriel Thompson
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The Fate of the Earth Depends on Women
How a feminist foreign policy can save us from nuclear weapons.
Beatrice Fihn
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Editorial
Trump’s War on Trans Rights: A Q&A With Chase Strangio
The ACLU lawyer describes how governments change definitions to exclude people.
Naomi Gordon-Loebl
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Where the Blue Wave Hit a Red Wall
Progressives picked up some sweet victories, but Election Day also brought some sobering lessons.
D.D. Guttenplan
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Last Night, the Feminist Insurgency Hit the Polls—and Now It’s Headed to Congress
Women candidates won big—and a larger proportion of women voters went more Democratic than in any midterms before.
Joan Walsh
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Winning the House, Democrats Vow to Check and Balance Trump
Nancy Pelosi, Elijah Cummings, and Jerry Nadler now have the power to hold the president to account.
John Nichols
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For Ntozake Shange, Who Conjured the Rainbow
Through bravery and pain, she wrote with fierce love for young black women.
Rebecca Carroll
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Column
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Books & the Arts
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The Plague of Pointless Work
In his new book, David Graeber examines the decoupling of work from meaningful activity.
Michael Robbins
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When the World Tried to Outlaw War
What, if anything, can we learn from the 1928 Paris Peace Pact?
Stephen Wertheim
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Robyn’s Radical Return
Honey, the Swedish artist’s first solo album in eight years, is a triumph of cerebral pop music.
Natasha Lewis
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Letters
Letters From the December 3-10, 2018, Issue
This is what heroism looks like… Lost in translation… Humph!…
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