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Karisma Price after “Is My Living in Vain?”, 1980 The post Ars Poetica with Backup from The Clark Sisters appeared first on The Nation.

Joshua Kosman and Henri Picciotto Happy birthday, Sandy! The post Big Event appeared first on The Nation.

Ben Schwartz The late actor and director leaves behind a roster of classic films—and a much safer and juster California. The post Rob Reiner’s Legacy Can't Be Sullied by Trump’s Shameful Attacks appeared first on The Nation.

Ron Knox Communities are increasingly resisting extractive corporate power that inflicts real harm on resources. The post The Growing Protests Against Rapacious Data Centers appeared first on The Nation.

Kevin Necessary Strike. The post Second appeared first on The Nation.

Our Readers Malice aforethought… Sheep throat… Standing room only… Correction… The post Letters From the January 2016 Issue appeared first on The Nation.

Bryce Covert The agency is unlawfully giving up on fighting disparate impact discrimination—meaning it’s “open season” on employees. The post The EEOC Is Now Letting Workplace Discrimination Stand appeared first on The Nation.

Lauren Camp The post Love Loves appeared first on The Nation.

Howard W. French In his new book Slow Poison, the accomplished anthropologist revisits the Idi Amin and Yoweri Museveni years. The post Mahmood Mamdani’s Uganda appeared first on The Nation.

Dave Zirin The dead have one use to these people: They exist to justify Israel’s conquest of Gaza and the Palestinian blood that now will surely be shed. Facts be damned. The post Don’t Listen to the Ghouls Exploiting the Tragedy of Bondi Beach appeared first on The...

Bill Gallegos And how the rest of the country can too. The post How LA Defeated Donald Trump appeared first on The Nation.