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Netflix’s “Barry”: Barack Obama as a young modern invisible man
Melanie McFarland
The film transforms a little-known era in Barack Obama's youth into a pleasant if flawed identity quest
Born of slavery, the Electoral College could stand against racism in 2016 — and stop Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Part of the Electoral College's original purpose was to protect slave-state power. Will it redeem its history now?
Ani DiFranco: We the people are in charge — and we can insist that the Electoral College voters save our democracy
Ani DiFranco
Donald Trump is not president yet. And on Dec. 19, Electoral College voters need to heed the will of the people
“Moonlight” and “Loving”: Film as symbolic resistance in the age of Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Stories of love in a season of hate: Two of 2016's best films offer a potent counternarrative to the rise of Trump
A history of hate: How the alt-right became racist
Matthew Sheffield
What's now called the alt-right actually began as a conservative resistance — against George W. Bush
How white supremacist hatred drives acts of violence against powerful women
Soraya Chemaly
Murderous extremists like Anders Breivik and Dylann Roof are the ugliest faces of a worldwide war against women
Donald Trump’s election is the death of America’s labor unions
Raymond Hogler
Labor unions have been undergoing a long, slow decline. They may have reached an unfortunate milepost
Bill O’Reilly’s Trumpian pivot: Now the Fox News host is an apologist for the president-elect’s ties to white supremacy
Chauncey DeVega
Fox News' most popular host — once a supposed Trump skeptic — now makes excuses for the racists and deplorables
Capitulation nation: Steve Bannon’s media rehabilitation shows the press is surrendering without a fight
Gary Legum
Bannon is being dangerously normalized by The Boston Globe and New York Times, who call thia probing journalism
You say “racist,” I say “white supremacist”: Sorry, Kevin Drum, “white supremacy” is a fact — not a “fad”
Chauncey DeVega
"Whitesplaining" in Mother Jones, Drum shows a dangerously shallow understanding of racial attitudes and politics
Felony disenfranchisement: The untold story of the 2016 election
Melissa Franqui
How the War on Drugs impacted the 2016 election
How do we learn to stop worrying and keep loving “Vikings”?
Melanie McFarland
When the subject of a TV favorite happens to be co-opted by terrible people, some of us may view it differently
History of the alt-right: The movement isn’t just Breitbart and white nationalists — it’s worse
George Michael
The alt-right is likely to grow, gaining a firmer foothold in American politics
#JewishResistance protests Trump adviser Steve Bannon, racism, Islamophobia at pro-Israel group gala
Ben Norton
Jewish activists picket Zionist Org. of America for inviting Bannon, a leader in the white supremacist "alt-right"
On seeing Trump and Obama meet in the Oval Office
Talmon Joseph Smith
It doesn't matter that neither of them can say what they really feel when they both look like this
This is how they try to make America white again
Dan Canon
The process of integration is slow, methodical and incremental. It works. The catch? It also works in reverse
Bernie Sanders: Donald Trump should apologize for campaign rhetoric, fire Steve Bannon
Lisa Lerer
Sanders cited "extraordinary fear" among Americans in the wake of last week's election
New Balance spurns white supremacist, Trumper tantrum ensues
Matthew Rozsa
After the company backed Trump on free trade, a neo-Nazi blogger dubbed them "The Official Shoes of White People"
Twitter takes action: Alt-right leader Richard Spencer says his suspension is “corporate Stalinism”
Matthew Rozsa
Spencer likened his inability to tweet white separatism to "execution squads across the alt-right"
My first week in Donald Trump’s America: There’s work to be done, but we gon’ be alright
D. Watkins
I met with grieving kids, went to a high-energy protest and (like the rest of us) blamed Trump for my own weakness
The ultimate inside job: Donald Trump’s transition team is a sordid new swamp of lobbyists, donors, family and Republican retreads
Gary Legum
Drain the swamp? Instead, Trump transition team is revealed as a brand-new bog of cronyism and influence peddling
Breaking: “I call upon all Americans to stand together — and also to fight one another”: The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Donald Trump's election has shown the ivory tower how important it is, the Greatest Living American Writer tells us
White rage against the machine: President-elect Donald Trump is a historical shock — unless you study American history
Chauncey DeVega
Those in shock over the outcome grievously underestimated the power of the hateful forces underlying Trumpism
When slaveholders controlled the government
Matthew Karp
"Booked" is a monthly series of Q&As with authors by contributing editor Timothy Shenk.
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