Dani McClain After Bill Clinton used her to catapult himself to the presidency, the activist Souljah was sidelined. But the novelist Souljah continued to produce work that spoke to millions. The post How Sister Souljah Went From Radical Activist to Scapegoat to...
Lily Geismer An overhyped new paradigm proved to be a slogan without a movement. The post How the Third Way Made Neoliberal Politics Seem Inevitable appeared first on The Nation.
Calvin Trillin The post Winners appeared first on The Nation.
Alexis Grenell Democrats do themselves no favors when they pretend “women’s issues” are a niche category of human affairs. The post Women Are Half the Population, Not a Special Interest Group appeared first on The Nation.
Joan Walsh Joan Walsh spoke with Nelba Márquez-Greene, mother of slain student Ana, about the extraordinary depths of grief, love, and bravery Sandy Hook families have summoned in the decade since they lost their children. The post “I Walk Into a Room and I Make...
Sena Wazer The board of trustees is one of the most influential decision-making bodies on a campus, yet many of them lack adequate student representation. The post For Universities to Thrive, Students Need a Seat at the Table appeared first on The Nation.
Emanuele Del Rosso, Paul Tong The post Protesting Covid Lockdowns in China appeared first on The Nation.
John Tormey We can either deny rail carriers our labor in defiance of long-established laws, or we stand still and keep eating their punches. The post I’m a Rail Worker, and Biden Screwed Us appeared first on The Nation.
Chris Lehmann The would-be Twitter impresario has taken the major problems of the industry and kicked them into overdrive. The post Elon Musk Is Everything That’s Wrong With the Media appeared first on The Nation.
Steve Brodner Unpardonable turkey. The post Club Q appeared first on The Nation.
COP27 Climate Conference Results? The post COP27 Climate Conference Results? appeared first on The Nation.
Marcus Rediker The historian and activist dedicated his life to showing how, and helping, working people not only imagine but build a better world. The post Staughton Lynd’s Radicalism From Below appeared first on The Nation.