November 2017 Volume 41, Issue 11

November 2017

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Viewpoint

Puerto Rico Is a Symptom of America’s Rotting Democracy Jessica Stites

Feature

How Monsanto Captured the EPA—And Twisted Science—To Keep Glyphosate on the Market Valerie Brown and Elizabeth Grossman

Why Are Socialists Always Talking About the Working Class? In These Times Contributors

White Lawmakers Are Using Alabama’s Racist State Constitution To Keep Black Wages Down Bryce Covert

When the Market Went Dark In These Times Staff

Why Democrats and Movements Need Each Other Frances Fox Piven and Lorraine C. Minnite

Dispatch

Meet Larry Krasner, Philly’s New Progressive DA Who Has Sued the City’s Police Dept. 75 Times Nyle Fort

Smells Like Environmental Racism Valerie Vande Panne

When the Government Orders You to Burn Your Crops Kimberley Brown

Our Revolution Somerville’s Campaign to Separate the Progressives from the Poseurs Theo Anderson

Hurricane Relief, in the Spirit of Ella Baker Eesha Pandit

Culture

Want a Radical Alternative to Trump’s Immigration Agenda? Try Open Borders. Dayton Martindale

An Exhibit on Japanese Internment Shows How Far We Haven’t Come Nora Mabie

Four New Books for the Biosphere In These Times Staff

Yanis Varoufakis: Confessions of a Troika Dropout Sarah Leonard

Ta-Nehisi Coates and the Absurdity of Hope Salim Muwakkil

How Monsanto Captured the EPA—And Twisted Science—To Keep Glyphosate on the Market

Since 1973, Monsanto has cited dubious science, like tests on the uteri of male mice, and the EPA has let much of it slide.

Valerie Brown and Elizabeth Grossman

Why Are Socialists Always Talking About the Working Class?

A discussion about class in the 21st century.

In These Times Contributors

White Lawmakers Are Using Alabama’s Racist State Constitution To Keep Black Wages Down

Alabama wrote its 1901 constitution to “establish white supremacy.” Workers in a majority-black city say it’s Jim Crow all over again.

Bryce Covert

When the Market Went Dark

Thirty years after the crash of ’87 and we’re still at the mercy of a volatile economic system.

In These Times Staff

Why Democrats and Movements Need Each Other

The Democrats are not just gaining voters. They are gaining activists determined to transform the party.

Frances Fox Piven and Lorraine C. Minnite

Meet Larry Krasner, Philly’s New Progressive DA Who Has Sued the City’s Police Dept. 75 Times

Krasner beat his Republican opponent by over 40 points last night, part of a progressive electoral wave across the country.

Want a Radical Alternative to Trump’s Immigration Agenda? Try Open Borders.

It's not just a pipe dream.

Dayton Martindale

Smells Like Environmental Racism

That stench permeating Detroit? It’s other cities’ burning trash.

Valerie Vande Panne

When the Government Orders You to Burn Your Crops

Colombian farmers are a casualty of the war on coca.

Kimberley Brown

An Exhibit on Japanese Internment Shows How Far We Haven’t Come

Racial policy, hate crimes, immigration, civil rights and national security are all themes that continue to reverberate today.

Four New Books for the Biosphere

Venture into the woods this autumn with books from Raj Patel and Jason W. Moore, Nate Blakeslee, Ashley Dawson and Gleb Raygorodetsky.

In These Times Staff

Our Revolution Somerville’s Campaign to Separate the Progressives from the Poseurs

Storming the city council to hold the mayor accountable.

Hurricane Relief, in the Spirit of Ella Baker

These volunteers are rebuilding northeast Houston, with a dose of transformative justice.

Yanis Varoufakis: Confessions of a Troika Dropout

Greece’s former finance minister and “inconsistent Marxist” discusses his new tell-all from his time in Europe’s halls of austerity.

Puerto Rico Is a Symptom of America’s Rotting Democracy

We need to rebuild the island and our government.

Ta-Nehisi Coates and the Absurdity of Hope

How Obama and Trump destroyed Ta-Nehisi Coates' faith in racial progress.

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