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December 4-11, 2017, Issue
Cover art by: Nurul Hana Anwar
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Features
Chokwe Antar Lumumba has an audacious plan to make Jackson, Mississippi, the “most radical city on the planet.”
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A little-known bureaucrat named James Cason is reshaping the Department of the Interior.
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Editorials
Running a diverse slate of populists was key, as were new outside groups.
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Last week’s election results proved that the party can compete in deep-red areas.
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Even sex abuse is excusable for the sake of a Senate majority.
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Columns
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Sexual harassment is not limited to any party, race, or religion.
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Rupert Murdoch’s media properties are helping to drive the right wing’s moral decay.
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Books and the Arts
A recent show of Schutz's work sheds light on a facet of her art that connects Open Casket to the rest of her paintings.
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In The Red Haired Woman, the Turkish novelist returns to a central theme in much of his work.
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In his poetry, Brecht captured a world torn apart by war and depression.
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Letters
A hearty issue… Shell games… Stars and semiautomatics…
