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Current Issue, No. 35
Remembering America’s black antifascist vanguard
How the post-racial revolution became a whitewash
Relaxation as Fitbit app
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Sarah Jaffe interviews Autumn Zemke, co-chair of Northern Nevada Working Families Party.
To mark the day, and its unfulfilled promises, a group of organizers planned a day of action: of reclaiming vacant land, forty acres in forty cities to be precise.
Fiction
My father called to tell me that my sister was going off the rails at college.
For the past decade or so, I have been obsessed with news stories about cruise ships, in particular the idea of minor disasters at. . .
There is no word in English for the circle
left on a table from a cold glass,
or for the difference in flavor
between fresh. . .
After the snakebite, I tried to make noises
With the clouds in my throat, the dissolving
Snow of my. . .
Word Factory
I marveled at the fact that, in such a seemingly short amount of time, socialism had become a mainstream rallying cry in America once again.
Who benefits when tech CEOs meekly take their seats before Trump and indulge his inarticulate blather?
Latest
Sarah Jaffe interviews Autumn Zemke, co-chair of Northern Nevada Working Families Party.
To mark the day, and its unfulfilled promises, a group of organizers planned a day of action: of reclaiming vacant land, forty acres in forty cities to be precise.
Fiction
My father called to tell me that my sister was going off the rails at college.
For the past decade or so, I have been obsessed with news stories about cruise ships, in particular the idea of minor disasters at. . .
There is no word in English for the circle
left on a table from a cold glass,
or for the difference in flavor
between fresh. . .
After the snakebite, I tried to make noises
With the clouds in my throat, the dissolving
Snow of my. . .
Word Factory
I marveled at the fact that, in such a seemingly short amount of time, socialism had become a mainstream rallying cry in America once again.
Who benefits when tech CEOs meekly take their seats before Trump and indulge his inarticulate blather?
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