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We, the Plutocrats vs. We, the People: How to save democracy in America
Bill Moyers
Today money has become the great unequalizer, the usurper of our democratic soul
First step toward a safer country: America needs to destroy its cult of guns
Kathy Kiely
Two gun control leaders think it can be broken but only with a lot more work and intensity
The PATRIOT Act’s ugly legacy: The US normalized xenophobia after 9/11, and planted the seeds for Trump’s rise
Nadeem Zaman
After 9/11, the George W. Bush administration decided I was dangerous, based on nothing more than where I was born
White privilege has enormous implications for policy — but whites don’t think it exists
Natalia Khosla, Sean McElwee
White people who acknowledge privilege are more supportive of racial justice; the problem is there aren't many
Homosexuality, a Western vice: In much of the Middle East, it’s getting more dangerous to be gay
Jacob Wirtschafter
"It’s not the right time for advancing gay rights here"
The enduring damage of 9/11: How the War on Terror gave rise to a bigger threat in the form of ISIS
John Bahadur Lamb
The U.S.'s hawkish response to 9/11 demonstrates the long-term pitfalls of responding to terrorism with force
Not all of 2016’s political surprises are bad: A bipartisan campaign finance reform bill shows promise
Kathy Kiely
Yes, Virginia (and all you other states), it could happen, and maybe this year
What we tell our sons about rape
Cati Porter
On a visit to my mother's old school, I snap at my teens' tasteless jokes. They haven't heard her story yet
Inside the Attica prison uprising: “We’re all less than nothing to the people that matter”
Lewis M. Steel
The inmates asked for outside observers to witness. I'd spent my entire law career becoming the right person to go
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