In her latest book, Susan Faludi plumbs the depths of the national psyche for reasons why our response to 9-11 was so disastrous — and so bizarrely familiar.
Madeleine Elfenbein
Madeleine Elfenbein is on the editorial staff of The New Yorker.
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The Kurdish Question
Can Turkey learn to live with an increasingly powerful Iraqi Kurdistan across the border?
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Irshad Manji’s Flying Leap
At the start of “Faith Without Fear,” Irshad Manji’s hour-long film documenting her quest to “reconcile faith and freedom” as a Muslim living in the West, sirens wail in the distance as Manji stands before her bullet-proof window surveying Toronto at night. “I can’t show you where I live,” she says, but she shows us […]