Roundup Top 10!
In an era of rising anti-Semitism, should Jewish Americans tack left or right?by Andrew PaulWhat a 70-year-old riot says about solidarity. |
Why the Labor Movement Has Failed—And How to Fix Itby Sarita Gupta, Stephen Lerner, and Joseph A. McCartinThe arc of the economic universe has bent badly toward injustice. |
The Madness of Nuclear Deterrenceby Mikhail GorbachevThe dangers have only become more acute in the decades since I tried to convince Thatcher. |
Trump's regime is leading America in an insurrectionby Carol AndersonTrump’s regime has ignited the base by conjuring up a vision of whiteness imperiled by ‘illegals’, ‘black identity extremists’ and Muslim terrorists. |
How Franklin Graham betrayed his father’s legacyby Nancy Beck YoungInstead of treating issues of sexuality with compassion, Graham has weaponized them. |
The Other Notre-Dame Was Not Rebuiltby Amy WilentzPerhaps France should help Haiti, its former colony, rebuild the cathedral lost in the 2010 earthquake. |
The Poway shooter used an age old terrorist tactic. The media fell for it.by Ibrahim Al-MarashiThe history behind terrorists’ favorite tactic and how we can fight it. |
The centuries-long fight for reparationsby Ana Lucia AraujoThere is a long and old tradition of black men and women demanding restitution for the time they were enslaved. |
Spring Stirrings and Misgivingsby Rebecca GordonOf Autocrats and Uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa. |
US declining interest in history presents risk to democracyby Edward LuceIn an ever more algorithmic world, Americans increasingly believe humanities are irrelevant. |
A Moral Stain on the Professionby Daniel Bessner and Michael BrenesAs the humanities collapse, it’s time to name and shame the culprits. |
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Attack on the AHA Couldn’t Be More Wrongby Joy Connolly"As interim President of a large public graduate school, I believe passionately in providing education that empowers students to make the most of their lives, whether or not they pursue careers in the academy." |