Tag: politics

Columns

Bolsonaro Rising

Alex Hochuli

October 29, 2018

Brazil, the world’s fourth-largest democracy has elected a neofascist as president.

Making Sausage of Salazar

Max B. Sawicky

September 18, 2018

There are long-standing, reasonable arguments about why socialism is terrible. I don’t think they hold up, but these arguments are not what animates criticism of left challenges to the Democratic Party establishment. Instead we are treated to a barrage of evil, inane gossip, ...

Seizing Socialism’s Moment

The Nostalgia Trap

July 31, 2018

We don’t have a very visible fighting feminist movement in the way that we’ve had in the past.

Don’t Let Them Win

Maximillian Alvarez

July 20, 2018

Politics is endless war; silence will not protect you.

American Jekyll, American Hyde

Jonathon Sturgeon

June 29, 2018

How the civility police attempt to make us partners in Trump's politics of chaos and domination.

Hell is for Other People

Kelly J. Baker

May 24, 2018

Come Sunday considers the price of self-doubt.

Othering the Godman

Noopur Raval,  Phalguni Desai

May 14, 2018

The only thing "Wild Wild Country" leaves out is the entirety of the Indian side of the story.

Kanye Unbound

Niela Orr

April 26, 2018

Mr. West: At what cost does the MAGA hat come?

Go Tell It in the Mountain State

Ed Burmila

March 06, 2018

While big media interviewed more and more old white people about Trump, a historic strike went down in West Virginia.

The Midterms and the Turn Leftward

Sean McElwee

February 23, 2018

This year, Democrats will pick up a basket of seats, ranging from highly educated and upscale to working-class and rural.

The Reaching-Out Industry

Tim Donnelly

January 30, 2018

A whole new cottage industry has popped up seeking a more earnest, direct conversation, begging Trump voters to sit down and explain: how exactly did we get this way?

Presidential Confusion

Dave Denison

January 26, 2018

Imagine being a presidential scholar in this moment when the highest office in the land has been captured by a barely literate showman.