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Trans Rights Are Human Rights

Veronic Esposito on the Very Human Cost of Identity Denied

By Veronica Esposito | October 22, 2018

In Search of the Anarchist Who Shared My Name

In Search of the Anarchist Who Shared My Name

Pablo Martín Sánchez on Writing a Novel About the Other Pablo Martín Sánchez

By Pablo Martín Sánchez | October 22, 2018

The Moment When Punk Collided With Poetry

The Moment When Punk Collided With Poetry

On the Rock 'n' Roll Art of Patti Smith, Sam Shepard, and More

By Kembrew McLeod | October 19, 2018

Jennifer Egan: Why PEN America is Suing Donald Trump

Jennifer Egan: Why PEN America is Suing Donald Trump

"Trump's vitriol against reporters has made political journalism a more dangerous practice."

By Jennifer Egan | October 18, 2018

Why America’s Best Political Novelist Is Required Reading in 2018

Why America’s Best Political Novelist Is Required Reading in 2018

On the Prescience of Ward Just

By Susan Zakin | October 17, 2018

On God, Country, and Being Brown on the US-Mexico Border

On God, Country, and Being Brown on the US-Mexico Border

Octavio Solis Recounts a Life on the Frontera

By Octavio Solis | October 16, 2018

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How I Came to Interview Donald Trump About Tiger Woods

By Meakin Armstrong | October 15, 2018

Passing for White: A Literary History

By Darryl Pinckney | October 15, 2018

A Tough Crowd in Doboj

By Carlo Rotella | October 12, 2018

Gabrielle Bellot: The Story I Kept Hidden

Gabrielle Bellot: The Story I Kept Hidden

On Brett Kavanaugh, Sexual Assault, and Not Staying Silent

By Gabrielle Bellot | October 11, 2018

On the Risks of Fictionalizing National Tragedy

On the Risks of Fictionalizing National Tragedy

Isabel Allende... Human Rights Novelist?

By James Dawes | October 11, 2018

How Do We Move Beyond Commodified Feminism?

How Do We Move Beyond Commodified Feminism?

Charlotte Shane on the Dangers of Going Mainstream

By Charlotte Shane | October 11, 2018

How the Communist Blacklist Shaped the Entertainment Industry As We Know It

How the Communist Blacklist Shaped the Entertainment Industry As We Know It

risk never working in television again."">"Avoid anything that could be construed as progressive or
risk never working in television again."

By Carol A Stabile | October 9, 2018

There's More to the Story of LBJ's Contemplation of Nuking Vietnam

There's More to the Story of LBJ's Contemplation of Nuking Vietnam

On the NY Times’ Revelations Mark Bowden Reported 16 Months Ago

By Mark Bowden | October 7, 2018

Raising a Black Boy Not to Be Afraid

Raising a Black Boy Not to Be Afraid

Nicole R. Fleetwood on the Casual Street Violence of Whiteness

By Nicole R. Fleetwood | October 3, 2018

They Don't Want to Know: Rebecca Solnit on Brett Kavanaugh and the Denial of Old White Men

They Don't Want to Know: Rebecca Solnit on Brett Kavanaugh and the Denial of Old White Men

"There are so many witnesses. Their statements add up."

By Rebecca Solnit | September 28, 2018

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