Politics
This One’s for Tara: A Rape-Revenge Fantasy Amid an Impossible Reality
We can’t undo what Tara Reade suffered in 1993. But we can demand a better world as restorative justice.
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Joe Biden Has Been Accused of Rape. Now What?
This trend of gaslighting victims of assault, including Tara Reade, silences them while functioning in a mythical world where America didn’t elect a self-confessed sexual predator.
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World on Fire: Like Natural Disasters, Pandemics Reveal How Fragile Our Systems Are
The systems meant to protect us are floundering.
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Beyond Retail Therapy: The Case Against Pandemic Shopping
With the sudden shift toward increased online shopping, there has been an unintended casualty—the United States Postal Service.
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Inside the House: “Mueller, She Wrote” Is Sounding the Alarm on Trump
This government is our government, and it’s up to us to save it.
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Contagion Is Not the Crisis: COVID-19 Is a Chance to Rethink Stereotypes About Immigrants
Nationalistic racism tells us that migrants infest, infect, and invade the homeland.
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Power Lies: Sarah Kendzior on the America That Made Donald Trump Possible
“Anyone could have found the things I found, and could have put them together.”
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Even during a Pandemic, Fatphobia Won’t Take a Day Off
The medical system is the locus for fat people’s oppression.
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Digital Vitriol: White Supremacists Are Capitalizing on Our Reliance on Zoom
This recent wave of digital terrorism is a predictor of what’s to come.
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What Does COVID-19 Mean for the Future of Political Organizing?
For organizers and activists, the question looms as how to act best in the midst of the chaos.
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