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The Beginning or the End? Writers on the Age of Trump
On the Eve of the Election, Which America Are We?
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| November 7, 2016
This Could Happen To Us: 10 Literary Apocalypses
On the Eve of the Election, Fictional Disasters from the Last Five Years
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Emily Temple
| November 7, 2016
My First Visit to the Church of American Democracy
Nicole Dennis-Benn on Citizenship and the Power of the Vote
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| November 7, 2016
Donald Trump, Anti-Flaneur
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| November 7, 2016
Talking in New Orleans in the Age of Trump
What Real America Helped Us Understand
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| November 7, 2016
The Myth of a Post-Racial America
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The Revolution Won't Be Televised
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Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump: What Do They Read?
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The Black Boy Literary Survival Kit
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New York City is a Book Conservatives Should Read
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On the Horror of Language, and the Horror of Trump
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