She has an approach that involves identifying ways to make progress and focusing relentlessly on achieving them.
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The Business Roundtable’s Strange Outbreak of Social Conscience
Needed: less public relations blather and more pitchforks
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No Seat at the Table: Steven Greenhouse on Labor’s Silenced Voice
A veteran labor reporter finds hope for unions in boycotts, minimum-wage campaigns, and strikes.
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Some Friendly Chats Between Big Tech and Its Regulators
FOIAs of the Federal Trade Commission’s back-and-forth with Google make clear it’s less a regulator than a helpful pal.
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“Just Following Orders”: Conversations With Concentration Camp Guards at the Southern Border
A professor travels to Texas to talk to the men and women working at detention facilities.
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There Will Be No Justice for Trump’s Enablers
The moral and professional accounting some Republicans feared will never take place.
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Narendra Modi’s Free-Trade Dilemma
Against China’s growing power, India must decide whether to forge ties that would expand its regional influence or concentrate on economic development at home.
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The Super State Strategy
Grassroots organizers Ethan Todras-Whitehill and Catherine Vaughan of Swing Left discuss their plans to restore democratic accountability.
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An Artist Responds to Trump’s Cratering of America: A Q&A With Esteban Whiteside
In stark paintings and intense, vibrant collages, Whiteside confronts what Donald Trump has wrought and how the long arc of oppression in the American experience oozes into the lives of people of color every day.
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A Public Option Might Be Journalism’s Last Best Hope
Democratic candidates are returning en masse to Great Society–era policies, which may also hold the key to rescuing the Fourth Estate.
