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Month: June 2013
Really fascinating analysis of the decline of car culture. I tend to believe it to be true, particularly among young people. And I don't think it's an ideological rejection of.
At The Nation, Alec Kuhn has a heartbreaking article on a horrible new anti-gay law in Russia, and the ongoing Russian embrace of a virulent, nasty homophobic politics under Putin..
If you haven't read E.J. Graff's personal history of moving from a radical queer activist to "mainstream and married," you owe it to yourself to do so.
Linda Greenhouse's typically excellent year-end summary of the year in John Roberts concludes with this chilling reminder: If there is no mystery about the nature of the chief justice’s views,.
The problem with this article on the power that garment factory owners wield in Bangladeshi politics, making the prosecution of owners of factories where workers die almost impossible, is that.
I've been ruminating for a while about this John Judis column on lefty reluctance to engage in Syria. Ali Gharib has a good response here, and Dan Trombly here; suffice to say that Judis mischaracterizes the anti-intervention coalition, and can't provide any detail of what...
I toyed with the idea of writing about what I've been experiencing lately, but frankly I don't want to think about it anymore than I have to. So, just think.
Showing that at least the homophobic reaction to Windsor and Perry won't be hysterical, Darleen Click would like to inform you that the above cover has destroyed the very concept.
Given that I'm moving back to Louisiana, it only seems fair that I pass its literacy test before being granted the right to vote. Unfortunately, it seems I'm illiterate: 1. Draw a line around the number or letter of this sentence. How does one draw...
Interesting story here: On June 25, Chinese officials were confronted with what appears to be the first public legal challenge arising from the Snowden affair. Xie Yanyi, a Beijing-based human.
Jim Hudson, who played a key role in the 1969 Super Bowl, has died of Parkinson's related-trauma, likely, as he believed, another victim of the NFL's casual and dismissive response.