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Editorial
Why Prisons Thrive Even When Budgets Shrink
Who says government can’t do anything?
Mike Konczal and Bryce Covert
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5 Books to Build a Movement for Education Justice
A former public school teacher and union organizer picks his favorites.
Kenzo Shibata
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Our Public Education System Needs Transformation, Not ‘Reform’
A growing, diverse movement is rejecting market-oriented reforms in favor of education justice.
The Editors
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Column
Atheists Show Their Sexist Side
What is wrong with the men at the helm of the movement?
Katha Pollitt
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Books & the Arts
5 Books to Build a Movement for Education Justice
A former public school teacher and union organizer picks his favorites.
Kenzo Shibata
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Life in the Ruins
How the destruction of architectural treasures became a weapon in Syria’s ongoing civil war.
Frederick Deknatel
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Under Pressure
How much of the pressure of reality can a work of art bear before it ceases to be art?
Barry Schwabsky
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The Resource Privilege
How law firms and lobbyists protect and whitewash petroleum dictatorships.
James North
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Letters
Letters
Snail’s pace… when cops kill… the Teachout moment… idiocy, emptiness, hopelessness… New Left revitalized…
Our Readers
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