Adam Doster, a contributing editor at In These Times, is a Chicago-based freelance writer and former reporter-blogger for Progress Illinois.
In June 2006, Doster joined In These Times as an editorial intern. A journalist based in Chicago, he has covered topics such as the labor movement, education, and electoral organizing for The Nation, The American Prospect, The Chicago Reader and WireTap, among others. In November 2007, he won the Campaign for College Affordability’s essay contest for his piece “When College Ends, So Does Activism.”
Doster graduated with university honors from the University of Michigan in 2007. While in Ann Arbor, he served as the managing editor of The Michigan Independent, a monthly progressive magazine.
Race and social democracy
That Bell Curve is wicked crooked
Alley fighter
GI-John, American HERO!
Shifting blame
Rummy wouldn’t last a DAY on the Biggest Loser campus
Keep this sucker going!
Trouble in Basra
Refinancing in B-More
Monday night links
The Obama doctrine
The world’s scariest graph
Red ink rising
Hagee, nowhere to be seen
He did it again!
One nation under Elvis
The new New Deal
Big bad business link dump
If America won’t accept this ...
Friday evening link drop
Which is worse?
Church leaders who actually blow
The slim margin of ethics reform
Elizabeth, I have answers!
Where’s that apology, eh?
Housing woe responsibilites
Congrats Bill Foster
RIP ‘The Wire’
What we miss while watching polls and returns
Eat up these lunchtime links
Payday in the land of the Saved
Monday evening reads
Bringing back the Senate to decency
Iraq Campaign 2008
Friday evening links
Kate Sheppard is on a roll
Survivng the recession, one bulk item at a time
Obama’s defense on public financing
Link barrage
William F. Buckley, dead at 82
Change the bankrupcty laws? RIDICULOUS!
Hacktastic debate moderating
Bike-sharing in the Windy
Moblizing Millenials
The f’ing cradle of civilization!
Lunchtime links
Teenage wasteland
Fili-Busters