The Philosopher and Her CameraAva DuVernay made history with Selma. Now, in two new films, she’s taking on America’s prison system—and tesseracting through the universe.By Rachel Kaadzi GhansahSeptember 26, 2016
The most heartbreaking revelation in Rakeyia Scott’s video is that she suspected police would shoot her husband.
What Hillary Can Learn From Obama’s Disastrous First Debate Against Mitt RomneyBy Jeet HeerSeptember 26, 2016
Playing the Expectations Game With Trump Is Irresponsible JournalismBy Brian BeutlerSeptember 26, 2016
All the RageSanders and Trump represent two different sides of American populism—and the uprisings they sparked could topple the established political order.By John B. JudisSeptember 19, 2016
Right-Wing Reformers Aren’t the Only Threat to Public UniversitiesBy Brendan CantwellSeptember 23, 2016
Prophet and LossWhat Marx means in a world that has made peace with capitalism.By Michael KazinSeptember 20, 2016
Destination BoiseEvery year, nearly a thousand refugees from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East journey to Idaho to make a new life in America.By The New RepublicSeptember 21, 2016
Red-State BluesWhy do people support Trump and the Tea Party? A native son and a sociologist search for answers.By Jedediah PurdySeptember 14, 2016
