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A Generation After Roe v. Wade, the Fight Comes Back to Texas

A Generation After Roe v. Wade, the Fight Comes Back to Texas

Kathleen Kent Recalls Campus Activism in Early 1970s Austin

By Kathleen Kent | February 13, 2017

Mary Gaitskill: I Have Nothing Rational to Say About What's Happening Now

Mary Gaitskill: I Have Nothing Rational to Say About What's Happening Now

On her 'flexible' marriage, alternative motherhoods, and Donald Trump

By Helen Chandler | February 13, 2017

When a Promised Land Breaks Its Word

When a Promised Land Breaks Its Word

"Real Americans" Aren't Nativist Bigots

By Evan Fleischer | February 1, 2017

Writing Without a Net: How Repealing the ACA Will Hurt Freelancers

Writing Without a Net: How Repealing the ACA Will Hurt Freelancers

And the Outsize Damage it Represents for Writers Already at the Margins

By Kristen Evans | January 31, 2017

<em>South Park</em> and the Dark Comedy of Our Deepest Fears

South Park and the Dark Comedy of Our Deepest Fears

Kayla Rae Whitaker on Two Decades of Vulgar Escapism

By Kayla Rae Whitaker | January 31, 2017

20 Literary Voices On What to Do Now

20 Literary Voices On What to Do Now

Lauren Groff, Yaa Gyasi, Nikki Giovanni and Others on Moving Forward and Fighting Back

By Emily Temple | January 30, 2017

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Watch Angela Davis Speak on Revolution and Violence from Prison

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Donald Trump: Making the Word 'Pussy' Great Again, Bigly

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Adelia Saunders Reads Between the Lines in Post-Soviet Latvia

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Why Three Generations of My Family Are Marching in Washington

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A Painfully Close Reading of That Terrible Trump Victory Poem

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An enormous burning mountain of crap

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