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IssueVol. 081 Issue 006 (July 6 2017)
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Paid articleEditor's Note: Impeachment Time
Conniff, Ruth
Editor's Note By Ruth Conniff Impeachment Time We have more articles on Donald Trump in this issue than I like. Trump thrives on attention—of both the positive and negative variety. His personal...
Paid articleComment: Contempt for Democracy
Conniff, Ruth
Comment By Ruth Conniff Contempt for Democracy At the end of June, the Wisconsin Supreme Court met to discuss its rules and procedures in open session for the last time. You can catch the meeting...
Paid articleNo Comment
No Comment Energizer Dummy From an article in The New Yorker about the various ways Donald Trump might not serve a full four years, including reasons related to his health: "Other than golf, he...
Paid articleLetters
We Hear You Great Issue Dear Ruth: What a wonderful job you have done in collecting and editing all of this fantastic environmental writing in your June/July issue and tying it all together with...
Paid articleOn the Line: The Changing Face of Work and Poverty in Yakima
Bacon, David
On The Line By David Bacon The Changing Face of Work and Poverty in Yakima The face of work and poverty in Yakima, Washington, ranges from the rusting Boise Cascade plywood plant—where city...
Paid articleSmoking Gun: Trump and Russia: Nothing to See Here?
LUEDERS, BILL
Smoking Gun By Bill Lueders Trump and Russia: Nothing to See Here? There is one thing—perhaps the only thing—about which Donald Trump has been perfectly clear: There has been no collusion between...
Paid articleVisible and Indivisible: The Birth of a Resistance Movement
Aronoff, Kate
Visible and Indivisible The Birth of a Resistance Movement By Kate Aronoff Christina Brown runs along the beach near her house in Plymouth, Massachusetts, almost every morning. One day last...
Paid articleThe Case for Impeachment
NICHOLS, JOHN
The Case for Impeachment By John Nichols When Congressman Brad Sherman proposed the first article of impeachment against President Donald Trump, the California Democrat carefully explained the...
Paid articleStop Trump!: A Conservative's Perspective
Berg, Rick
First Person Singular: Rick Berg Stop Trump! A Conservative's Perspective Back in the year 2000, William F. Buckley Jr. got to the essence of Donald Trump with two words: "narcissist" and...
Paid articleThe Great Destroyer: Donald Trump's Contempt for Aesthetics
Vaillancourt, William
The Great Destroyer Donald Trump's Contempt for Aesthetics By William Vaillancourt For thirty-one years, the building located at 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., housed the National...
Paid articleFrom the Ground Up: Black Voters in a Florida City Become a Potent Political Force
Persaud, Chris
From the Ground Up Black Voters in a Florida City Become a Potent Political Force By Chris Persaud Delray Beach used to be like most American cities. Its mayor and commissioners were chosen by a...
Paid articleWork Hard, Die Poor: The Corporate Attack on Employee Pensions
Lafer, Gordon
Work Hard, Die Poor The Corporate Attack on Employee Pensions By Gordon Lafer For the past decade, the nation's premier corporate lobbies have been engaged in a relentless, fifty-state...
Paid articleFlacking for GMOs: How the Biotech Industry Cultivates Positive Media
Thacker, Paul D.
Flacking for GMOs How the Biotech Industry Cultivates Positive Media By Paul D. Thacker In April 2016, Monica Eng of WBEZ, Chicago's NPR station, published a critical story revealing that the...
Paid articleBoston's School for Immigrants
Kaplan, Emily
Boston’s School for Immigrants By Emily Kaplan The morning after Election Day 2016 at Boston International Newcomers Academy, a public high school comprised entirely of immigrant students,...
Paid articleA Southern California District Resists Bad Education Policy
Bryant, Jeff
A Southern California District Resists Bad Education Policy By Jeff Bryant "Aren't you cold?" My hosts waiting for me in front of Millikan High School were wearing full winter wear—dark coats and...
Paid articleMonuments Fall, but Racism Stands Tall in New Orleans
Bigard, Ashana
Monuments Fall, but Racism Stands Tall in New Orleans Schools By Ashana Bigard On the same day in May that Robert E. Lee's bronzed image came down in New Orleans, two black boys (like hundreds of...
Paid articleDeVos, Trump Make the Student Loan Crisis Worse
Ross, Scot
DeVos, Trump Make the Student Loan Crisis Worse By Scot Ross Many political pundits told us that "economic anxiety" put Donald Trump in the White House. Millions of Americans suffering the anxiety...
Paid articleFollow the Funny: Speaking Jokes to Power
Rampell, Ed
Follow the Funny Speaking Jokes to Power By Ed Rampell In the Watergate movie All the President's Men, informant "Deep Throat" advises investigative reporters to "follow the money." But as...
Paid article'Shut Up, Already!': The New Battle Over Campus Free Speech
LUEDERS, BILL
'Shut Up, Already!' The New Battle Over Campus Free Speech By Bill Lueders Last November, a student group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison brought in conservative commentator Ben Shapiro to...
Paid articleBail Means Jail: Debtors' Prison for the Unconvicted
Gunasekera, Yosha
Bail Means Jail Debtor's Prison for the Unconvicted By Yosha Gunasekera When I first met him, on a Friday early this year, Charles had already spent a night in dirty, dark holding cells on the...
Paid article'Every Day, There Is Some New Shock': An Interview with Naomi Klein, on Her New Book and Donald Trump
Stockwell, Norman
'Every Day, There Is Some New Shock' An Interview with Naomi Klein, on Her New Book and Donald Trump By Norman Stockwell Naomi Klein is the author of No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies,...
Paid articleBook Review: The Russian Revolution at 100 Years
Stockwell, Norman
Books The Russian Revolution at 100 Years By Norman Stockwell A People's History of the Russian Revolution By Neil Faulkner Pluto Press. 304 pages. October: The Story of the Russian...
Paid articleOff The Map: Executive Order Disorder
Durst, Will
Off The Map By Will Durst Executive Order Disorder This Republican President has many tools at his disposal. Both Houses of Congress. Friends in high places. The unconditional support of rural...
Paid articleUnplugged: The American Bardo
Clinton, Kate
Unplugged By Kate Clinton The American Bardo As a stand-up comic and humorist honored to write for this magazine, I applaud the new bimonthly format. Especially after I looked up "bimonthly" and...
Paid articleEdge of Sports: The Non-Virtue of Intolerance
Zirin, Dave
Edge Of Sports By Dave Zirin The Non-Virtue of Intolerance "To me, tolerance is the virtue that's killing this country." So said former major-league baseball star Lance Berkman in 2015, while...
Paid articlePoem: The Medic and The Insurgent
Wilson, Eliot Khalil
Poem By Eliot Khalil Wilson The Medic The blast wind burns your face but you can see the pavement seem to rise, a fistic bloom, and then the sound that stops all sound—debris falls in an...
Paid articleVox Populist: The Awfulest of the Awful
Hightower, Jim
Vox Populist By Jim Hightower The Awfulest of the Awful In the contest for "Most Awful Member of Donald Trump's Cabinet," you'd assume that Jeff Sessions, the bigoted, memory-challenged twerp now...
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