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Is Hillary Clinton a Modern-Day Cleopatra?

Is Hillary Clinton a Modern-Day Cleopatra?

Or, How We Systematically Tear Down Our Female Leaders

By Emily Holleman | April 6, 2017

Why I'm an Abortion Doctor in the Deep South

Why I'm an Abortion Doctor in the Deep South

Dr. Willie Parker Will Never Stop Defending a Woman's Right to Choose

By Willie Parker | April 4, 2017

On Gwendolyn Brooks and Disappearing Black Girls

On Gwendolyn Brooks and Disappearing Black Girls

Eve Dunbar Wonders if Things Will Ever Change

By Eve Dunbar | April 4, 2017

India's Nationalist Assault on Intellectuals and Students

India's Nationalist Assault on Intellectuals and Students

On Campus Activism Amid a Culture of Oppression

By Basharat Peer | April 3, 2017

Don't Call Slaves

Don't Call Slaves "Immigrants"

The truth requires specificity that is sometimes violent and ugly

By Dionne Ford | March 31, 2017

Juan Pablo Villalobos Volunteers the Nation of Mexico to Build Trump's Wall

Juan Pablo Villalobos Volunteers the Nation of Mexico to Build Trump's Wall

It's Going to Be Really Terrific

By Juan Pablo Villalobos | March 29, 2017

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Why Literature and Pop Culture Still Can't Get the Midwest Right

By Amanda Arnold | March 27, 2017

Dark Money by Jane Mayer

By Literary Hub | March 24, 2017

Seeking Redemption Behind Bars

By Tanya Erzen | March 24, 2017

Art Spiegelman: If It Walks Like a Fascist…

Art Spiegelman: If It Walks Like a Fascist…

On Nazis, Despair, and the Genius of Si Lewen

By Anthony Audi | March 22, 2017

How a Dictionary Got Into the Marriage Equality Debate

How a Dictionary Got Into the Marriage Equality Debate

And Why Lexicography Matters—Sometimes Too Much

By Kory Stamper | March 22, 2017

Writers Respond to Defunding the NEA and NEH

Writers Respond to Defunding the NEA and NEH

Postcards to inspire a movement to save the arts

By Literary Hub | March 22, 2017

What My Grandfather's Displacement Taught Me About the Refugee Crisis

What My Grandfather's Displacement Taught Me About the Refugee Crisis

Learning from the Past is Our Moral Imperative

By Georgia Hunter | March 22, 2017

Presidential Politics As Reality TV and Realist Fiction

Presidential Politics As Reality TV and Realist Fiction

The election came as a reality check. It’s time for a new genre.

By Emma Lieber | March 21, 2017

Just How Partisan is the Supreme Court?

Just How Partisan is the Supreme Court?

Melvin I. Urofsky On Three Major Dissents from Recent Years

By Melvin I. Urofsky | March 20, 2017

What Kind of Empire Will China Be?

What Kind of Empire Will China Be?

On the Constant Evolution of Global Power

By Howard W. French | March 17, 2017

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