Print Magazine October 4/11, 2021, Issue Cover art by: Victor Juhasz Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial Was Occupy Wall Street More Anarchist or Socialist? Two OWS participants debate the ideology at the core of the anti-capitalist movement. Natasha Lennard and Nikil Saval This Is What the First Hours of a Near-Total Ban on Abortion Look Like The Texas law SB 8 will force abortion clinics in the state to turn away about 80 percent of all patients. Amy Littlefield “Roe v. Wade” Will Functionally Cease to Exist in Texas Unless the Supreme Court steps in, the country’s most dangerous anti-abortion law will go into effect, banning abortions after six weeks and placing a cash bounty on providers. Elie Mystal for The Nation Column Covid Is Here to Stay. This Is How We Should Respond. Learning to live with Covid-19 is not an individual state of mind. Abdullah Shihipar The Age of Irrationality With the rise of QAnon and the anti-vax movement, skepticism has become the province of the paranoid. Katha Pollitt Republicans Urge Defiance of Biden Mandates Calvin Trillin Feature What Occupy Wall Street Organizers Would Do Differently Do they still stand by the leaderless revolution? Various Contributors Fighting Inequality After Occupy Wall Street Policies to address America’s enormous wealth disparities are now on the political map in a way they weren’t before Occupy Wall Street. Bryce Covert Afropessimism and Its Discontents A guide for the perplexed, the puzzled, and the politically confused. Greg Tate Sexism and Racism on the Left: What Has and Hasn’t Changed Since Occupy Wall Street Dozens of Zuccotti Park activists pushed the movement to confront race and gender oppression—and have continued that work in the decade since. Sarah M. Seltzer Did Occupy Wall Street Make a Difference? Flash in the pan or the prelude to political organizing as we know it today? Ruth Milkman and Stephanie Luce and Penny Lewis Books & the Arts Subscribers Only Conceive B.K. Fischer Russia’s War Against the Cold A new history considers how the struggle with Siberia’s permafrost redefined the country. Jennifer Wilson Dana Spiotta’s Political Fiction In her new novel, Wayward, Spiotta offers an intricate portrait of how one woman experienced the uncertain days and months after Trump’s election. Katie Fitzpatrick David Graeber and David Wengrow’s Anarchist History of Humanity In The Dawn of Everything, Graeber and Wengrow offer a sweeping and ambitious exploration of life without the state. Daniel Immerwahr Recent Issues See All "swipe left below to view more recent issues"Swipe → October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 July 2024 June 2024 May 2024 See All x
Was Occupy Wall Street More Anarchist or Socialist? Two OWS participants debate the ideology at the core of the anti-capitalist movement. Natasha Lennard and Nikil Saval
This Is What the First Hours of a Near-Total Ban on Abortion Look Like The Texas law SB 8 will force abortion clinics in the state to turn away about 80 percent of all patients. Amy Littlefield
“Roe v. Wade” Will Functionally Cease to Exist in Texas Unless the Supreme Court steps in, the country’s most dangerous anti-abortion law will go into effect, banning abortions after six weeks and placing a cash bounty on providers. Elie Mystal for The Nation
Covid Is Here to Stay. This Is How We Should Respond. Learning to live with Covid-19 is not an individual state of mind. Abdullah Shihipar
The Age of Irrationality With the rise of QAnon and the anti-vax movement, skepticism has become the province of the paranoid. Katha Pollitt
What Occupy Wall Street Organizers Would Do Differently Do they still stand by the leaderless revolution? Various Contributors
Fighting Inequality After Occupy Wall Street Policies to address America’s enormous wealth disparities are now on the political map in a way they weren’t before Occupy Wall Street. Bryce Covert
Afropessimism and Its Discontents A guide for the perplexed, the puzzled, and the politically confused. Greg Tate
Sexism and Racism on the Left: What Has and Hasn’t Changed Since Occupy Wall Street Dozens of Zuccotti Park activists pushed the movement to confront race and gender oppression—and have continued that work in the decade since. Sarah M. Seltzer
Did Occupy Wall Street Make a Difference? Flash in the pan or the prelude to political organizing as we know it today? Ruth Milkman and Stephanie Luce and Penny Lewis
Russia’s War Against the Cold A new history considers how the struggle with Siberia’s permafrost redefined the country. Jennifer Wilson
Dana Spiotta’s Political Fiction In her new novel, Wayward, Spiotta offers an intricate portrait of how one woman experienced the uncertain days and months after Trump’s election. Katie Fitzpatrick
David Graeber and David Wengrow’s Anarchist History of Humanity In The Dawn of Everything, Graeber and Wengrow offer a sweeping and ambitious exploration of life without the state. Daniel Immerwahr