The Original NEA Legislation is Actually a Great Work of American Literature

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On What We Risk Losing in National Funding for the Arts

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Reader, I Impeached Him

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Evan Fleischer on the Literature of Bad Presidents

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Mass Deportations Can Really Wreck Your Country

Mass Deportations Can Really Wreck Your Country

And Other Lessons from Louis XIV, the Sun King, for Donald Trump

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Love and Terror in Pasternak's Russia

Love and Terror in Pasternak's Russia

A Cautionary Valentine's Day Tale

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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

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Emily Robbins on the Necessity of Speaking Out Against Tyranny

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Veronica Esposito on One of This Country's Great Storytellers

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Roxana Robinson on the Reclamatory Power of the Women's March

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