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September 23, 2019, Issue
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Feature
But the province’s parents and teachers aren’t waiting for politicians to desegregate education. They’re doing it themselves.
The disconnect between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and the think tank world could pose a problem if one of them gets elected president.
The Arnautoff murals in San Francisco have been denounced as demeaning and triggering, and defended as an exposé of America’s racist past. Both sides miss the point.
Editorial
Another reader asks how to deal with her racist classmates in a largely white high school.
Unbreakable human solidarity is what we need, and mass strikes are the strategy to get it.
Washington is withdrawing from the INF treaty not because of Russian violations but because the Pentagon wants to deploy a dangerous new class of its own nukes.
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Column
Need a crash course in reality? Here’s what you missed.
Neocons believed that a bit of evangelical anti-Semitism in exchange for bedrock support for Israel was a bargain.
Books & the Arts
Her new album channels the spirit of Puerto Rico’s activists.
Sarah Weinman’s new book traces the true crime that influenced Nabokov and the writing of his novel.
At the core of both his writing and activism is the insight that we can’t imagine a harmonious future without confronting the destruction in our past.
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Letters
Attention must be paid… Not our man…