March 2016 Volume 40, Issue 03

March 2016

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Viewpoint

The Racist Agenda Behind the Now-Dead ‘Friedrichs’ Supreme Court Case Naomi Walker

Without Black Lives Matter, Would Flint’s Water Crisis Have Made Headlines? Susan J. Douglas

Feature

We Found the Coolest Populist in America, and He’s Running for U.S. Senate Kate Aronoff

Why Evangelicals Are Flocking To Donald Trump Theo Anderson

We’re Rethinking Prisons. Is It Time to Rethink Sex Offender Registries? Erica R. Meiners

Uranium Mine and Mill Workers are Dying, and Nobody Will Take Responsibility Joseph Sorrentino

Dispatch

With the Threat of Climate Collapse, Is It Time to Embrace Survivalism? Molly M. Ginty

How to Pass Gun Control in the Sixth-Most-Gun-Owning State in America Gabriel Furshong

The Novel Defense That Climate Change Activists Are Using in Court Justyna Bicz

Culture

How Not To Write About Gun Culture Chris Lehmann

Since the 43 Students Went Missing, 130 Bodies Have Been Found Outside Iguala, Mexico Chantal Flores

Óscar Martínez’s New Book Vividly Demonstrates Why People Are Fleeing Central America Ilan Stavans

The Bittersweetness of Tidying Up Jane Miller

‘London Has Fallen’ and the 9/11-ization of Entertainment Michael Atkinson

The Limits of New Dealism and Why We Need a New Progressive Theory of Political Economy Rich Yeselson

We Found the Coolest Populist in America, and He’s Running for U.S. Senate

John Fetterman, mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania, wants to fight for "legacy communities" and the soul of the Democratic Party

Kate Aronoff

Why Evangelicals Are Flocking To Donald Trump

Trump is beating Bible-thumping Ted Cruz among evangelicals. What do they see in a formerly pro-choice New York real estate mogul?

Theo Anderson

We’re Rethinking Prisons. Is It Time to Rethink Sex Offender Registries?

Criminal justice reform is in the air. But not for everyone.

Erica R. Meiners

Uranium Mine and Mill Workers are Dying, and Nobody Will Take Responsibility

In the Southwest, poisoned uranium workers are still seeking justice

Joseph Sorrentino

The Racist Agenda Behind the Now-Dead ‘Friedrichs’ Supreme Court Case

A negative ruling would have led to a closing of the on-ramp to the middle class for women and people of color.

How Not To Write About Gun Culture

Iain Overton's book on gun culture completely misfires

Since the 43 Students Went Missing, 130 Bodies Have Been Found Outside Iguala, Mexico

The students' bodies haven't been found, except for one bone fragment. But rural Mexicans are seeking answers in a larger epidemic of disappearances—and unearthing graves.

With the Threat of Climate Collapse, Is It Time to Embrace Survivalism?

Why it might be worth prepping for a post-doomsday scenario

Óscar Martínez’s New Book Vividly Demonstrates Why People Are Fleeing Central America

In 'a History of Violence,' the reporter and award-winning author of 'The Beast' looks at endemic drug violence

How to Pass Gun Control in the Sixth-Most-Gun-Owning State in America

A Missoula ordinance could provide a model for life-saving legislation in states where guns 'are a religion'

Gabriel Furshong

The Bittersweetness of Tidying Up

Getting rid of old baggage, political as well as material

‘London Has Fallen’ and the 9/11-ization of Entertainment

The sequel to 'Olympus Has Fallen' shows our ever-more-extravagant taste for destruction

Michael Atkinson

The Limits of New Dealism and Why We Need a New Progressive Theory of Political Economy

Historian Jefferson Cowie argues that the New Deal may have been a freak occurrence

The Novel Defense That Climate Change Activists Are Using in Court

Not guilty on grounds of planetary necessity

Without Black Lives Matter, Would Flint’s Water Crisis Have Made Headlines?

The mainstream media learns what 'environmental racism' means.

Susan J. Douglas

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