White supremacists can still get away with almost anything. For now.
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One Part Humor, Two Parts Rage
A conversation with satirist Alexandra Petri on joking in the face of tragedy
Posted inEconomic Policy
The Dawn of the BlackRock Era
The world’s largest asset manager is poised for overwhelming influence no matter who wins the next presidential election.
Posted inPolitics
Dr. Jekyll, or Mr. Biden?
The presidential hopeful has a choice to make: restoring the corporate centrism of the past, or attacking the stunning inequities highlighted by the coronavirus crisis.
Posted inPolitics
Steve Bannon Strikes Again
Another conversation with the architect of far-right economic nationalism
Posted inPolitics
Stacey Abrams Is Running. For Vice President.
A look at the Georgia politician’s unprecedented, oddball campaign
Posted inWorking in America
The Future of Labor in Post-Pandemic America
An American Prospect symposium
Posted inCoronavirus
When It Comes to Coronavirus Deaths, Race Matters
Pre-existing racial disparities in access to healthy environments have made COVID-19 particularly deadly to African Americans.
Posted inCoronavirus
Unsanitized: Frontline Workers Deserve More Than Hazard Pay
They deserve the right to protect themselves. This is The COVID-19 Daily Report for April 26, 2020.
Posted inTAP
The Zombie Invasion of Team Biden
Today on TAP: The campaign confesses that Larry Summers falls upward again
