Why You Need to Tell the FCC to Save Net Neutrality Now

The commissioners are considering rules that would allow telecom giants to control it with “pay to play” schemes.

The Editors

Brazil’s Dance With the Devil on the Eve of the World Cup

The Cup has become a tool for neoliberal plunder—but Brazilians are fighting back.

Dave Zirin

Pricing Radicals Out of New York

The Brecht Forum, a storied radical institution, has lost its lease.

Abbie Nehring

Comix Nation

Jen Sorensen

Snapshot: Bitter Sweets

This spring, the representatives of fifteen Caribbean nations met to discuss calling for reparation payments from Europe. As this demand for economic justice gains new momentum, Kara Walker’s A Subtlety—made entirely from sugar, which is still produced under brutal conditions in many cases—stands for more than just ancient history. Read More

Richard Drew

Global Warming’s ‘Useful Idiots’

Why do ideologues who would leave the country vulnerable to catastrophe enjoy prestigious posts in journalism?

Eric Alterman

The Truth About Race In America: It’s Getting Worse, Not Better

Schools are resegregating, it’s getting harder to vote, too many are incarcerated—America is becoming more separate and less equal.

Gary Younge

No Surprise

Calvin Trillin

Letters

You say you want a revolution… working for kids—all kids…

Our Readers and Gary Younge