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A New Strategy for Voting Rights

A New Strategy for Voting Rights A New Strategy for Voting Rights

Activists are already moving ‘from outrage to action’ in fighting the Supreme Court’s awful VRA decision.

Jul 3, 2013 / Ari Berman

Noted Noted

John Nichols on a bipartisan resolution on Syria, Eunji Kim on LA’s plastic bag ban

Jul 3, 2013 / Various Contributors

Brazil vs. the World Cup

Brazil vs. the World Cup Brazil vs. the World Cup

What could have provoked such massive protests against a soccer festival from the sport’s most passionate fans?

Jul 3, 2013 / Marina Amaral and Natalia Viana

The Roberts Court’s Civil Rights Denialism

The Roberts Court’s Civil Rights Denialism The Roberts Court’s Civil Rights Denialism

Despite its DOMA decision, the recent rulings by the Supreme Court reflect a conservative majority bent on ignoring enduring inequality.

Jul 3, 2013 / Column / Patricia J. Williams

A ‘Feminist Army’ Storms Texas

A ‘Feminist Army’ Storms Texas A ‘Feminist Army’ Storms Texas

By refusing to give up on a done deal, Texas feminists showed us what the future of pro-choice activism looks like.

Jul 2, 2013 / Column / Jessica Valenti

Chicago Rising!

Chicago Rising! Chicago Rising!

A resurgent protest culture fights back against Rahm Emanuel’s austerity agenda.

Jul 2, 2013 / Feature / Rick Perlstein

Elizabeth Warren Tackles Wall Street

Elizabeth Warren Tackles Wall Street Elizabeth Warren Tackles Wall Street

The reform-minded senator talks tough, and she knows where the bodies are buried.

Jul 2, 2013 / Feature / William Greider

Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom

Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom

I leaned out when I should have leaned in. But the problem is about much more than individual women’s choices.

Jul 2, 2013 / Feature / Ashley Nelson

How the Powerful Derail Accountability: The Case of Intelligence Reform (Part II)

How the Powerful Derail Accountability: The Case of Intelligence Reform (Part II) How the Powerful Derail Accountability: The Case of Intelligence Reform (Part II)

When momentum gathered to reign in the national security state in 1976, the powers that be struck back with a distraction campaign that worked.

Jul 2, 2013 / Rick Perlstein

Letters Letters

No good deed goes unpunished; smashing the glass ceiling; the dollar rules the world

Jul 2, 2013 / Our Readers and Thomas Meaney

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