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July 31-August 7, 2017, Issue
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Feature
In 2015, Carlos Ramirez-Rosa became the city’s youngest alderman. Then he really began breaking ground.
Resistance, in this environment, is at least as much about crafting alternative stories of community and humanity.
The same Republicans who benefited from Russian hacking in the 2016 election have been suppressing the vote for years.
Editorial
And a reader with radical dreams is trapped in a lame nonprofit job.
The era of amnesia is over—if we needed a wake-up call, the North Korean ICBM test supplied it with a vengeance.
But how’s that profitable?
The tennis legend was publicly blamed for a man’s death, only to be exonerated thanks to TMZ . Something is wrong with this picture.
The opposition party should embrace a sweeping reform agenda that embraces the promise of voting rights, competitive elections, and genuinely representative democracy.
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Column
Running an anti-choice candidate might pick up a few Republican votes—at the expense of turning off the party’s loyal voters.
Books & the Arts
Its creative ambitions were engulfed by its pretensions.
The Protestant Reformation transformed not just Christianity but also our political and economic worlds.
American democracy has always been threatened by concentrations of wealth as much as those of power.
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Letters
Friend in the end… Pyrrhic impeachment… Defending the fourth estate… Backlash as whiplash…
