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Finding the Future in Radical Rural America

It's time to rewrite the narrative of “Trump Country.” Rural places weren't always red, and many are turning increasingly blue.

Elizabeth Catte

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We need more honesty about how class shapes the lives of everyone.

Nancy Isenberg

U.S. leftists have a particular weakness for romanticizing our past.

Michael Kazin

Genuine change-makers are rising down South.

Bob Moser

The work is happening—people just have to support it.

Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson

Rural America no longer has “plundering bosses.”

Elaine Kamarck

Obama reorganized our markets to push wealth upward.

Matt Stoller

Appalachian women fought for labor and health rights.

Jessica Wilkerson

In recent years there has been an explosion in rural queer organizing.

Hugh Ryan

The left cannot ignore strong conservatism on social issues.

Ruy Teixeira

Final Response: What we talk about when we talk about the working class.

Elizabeth Catte

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Basic Income in a Just Society

Each week, another magazine, book, or think tank sketches a dystopian near-future in which automation renders workers unnecessary. Is a basic income the solution?

Brishen Rogers

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Islam on Trial

For too long we have acquiesced to Islamophobic government policies. The cost of our silence is now clear.

Amna Akbar, Jeanne Theoharis

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Hamilton's Choice

Hamilton presents us with the Choice of Hercules retold as a choice between two kinds of political life.

Martha C. Nussbaum

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Is Globalization to Blame?

The loss of jobs that accompanied globalization could have been avoided.

Dean Baker

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After Trump

A pluralistic democracy is built on debate, disagreement, and wakeful action. This forum begins the conversation.

Joshua Cohen

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Confronting Religious Revivalism

Liberal democracy requires that we banish religion from politics.

Avishai Margalit & Assaf Sharon

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The Logic of Misogyny

Moralistic or not, misogyny is not about hating women. It is about controlling them.

Kate Manne

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What Is Education For?

Preparation for democratic citizenship demands humanities education, not just STEM.

Danielle Allen

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Black Study, Black Struggle

The university is not an engine of social transformation. Activism is.

Robin D. G. Kelley

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The New Nature

It is impossible to divorce nature from human influence. Can that influence be democratic?

Jedediah Purdy

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The Lure of Luxury

Most people own things they don’t really need. It is worth thinking about why.

Paul Bloom

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Anxieties of Democracy

Democracy no longer has rivals, but its fairness and effectiveness face skepticism.

Ira Katznelson

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