Photo by Ye Jinghan Mike returned home to Philadelphia after a 15-year prison sentence and suffered an emotional breakdown. “I just couldn’t stop crying … I don’t know. It was the anxiety. It was just a lot,” he said. “I was under a lot of pressure and it just came...
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‘I Just Couldn’t Stop Crying’: How Prison Affects Black Men’s Mental Health Long After Their Release
Photo by Ye Jinghan Mike returned home to Philadelphia after a 15-year prison sentence and suffered an emotional breakdown. “I just couldn’t stop crying … I don’t know. It was the anxiety. It was just a lot,” he said. “I was under a lot of pressure and it just came...
Sanitation Workers Should be Paid More than Trump’s Cabinet
Photo by Jay Clark Surprisingly, top Republicans in Congress and the White House have recently been praising labor! Well, not laborers — but “laboring.” “Work,” exclaim these politicos, provides “dignity” to all who labor. Dignity? Obviously, they’ve never been inside...
‘I Just Couldn’t Stop Crying’: How Prison Affects Black Men’s Mental Health Long After Their Release
Photo by Ye Jinghan Mike returned home to Philadelphia after a 15-year prison sentence and suffered an emotional breakdown. “I just couldn’t stop crying … I don’t know. It was the anxiety. It was just a lot,” he said. “I was under a lot of pressure and it just came...
Know Your ICE Agent
Ruben Bolling The thin line, erased. The post Know Your ICE Agent appeared first on The Nation.
The Impish Modernism of Michael Clune
Adam Wilson In Pan, his debut novel, he makes the unruly mind of a teenager the stuff of high art. The post The Impish Modernism of Michael Clune appeared first on The Nation.
The Impish Modernism of Michael Clune
Adam Wilson In Pan, his debut novel, he makes the unruly mind of a teenager the stuff of high art. The post The Impish Modernism of Michael Clune appeared first on The Nation.
Something Is Still Rotten in the City of Philadelphia
Kim Kelly Philly workers went out on strike—and came back with a deal that nobody seems to like. The post Something Is Still Rotten in the City of Philadelphia appeared first on The Nation.
Francesca Albanese: Corten todos los lazos con Israel
En su discurso ante la Conferencia de Bogotá a principios de esta semana, la relatora especial de la ONU para los territorios palestinos ocupados, Francesca Albanese, explicó por qué las naciones del mundo deben suspender todas sus relaciones con Israel. Jacobin...
Suwayda’s resistance and the struggle for Syria’s future
A week of brutal sectarian violence in Suwayda, in southern Syria, has left more than 1000 people dead, during which disparate Druze factions united against the Syrian government and Israel further consolidated its grip on the region. Sarah Glynn reports.
North Korea’s Window on the World is Closing
Security experts, United Nations officials, and congressional leaders have for years insisted that in dealing with North Korea, its government’s systemic human rights abuses need to be addressed alongside nuclear proliferation. North Korea pays for its weapons...
Colbert’s Termination is a Corporate Assault on Dissent and a Victory for Trump
Photograph Source: Ajay Suresh – CC BY 2.0 When media critic A.J. Liebling wrote in The New Yorker 65 years ago that “freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one,” he might have glimpsed a media system dangerously dominated by a small number of...