Roundup Top 10!
America’s Original Sinby Annette Gordon-ReedSlavery and the Legacy of White Supremacy |
Memory and the Lost Causeby Danielle A. JacksonAn incomplete nostalgia still undergirds parts of American life. |
The Enduring Russian Propaganda Interests in Targeting African-Americansby Jelani CobbRussia’s social-media effort to stoke racial strife during the 2016 election is another example in Moscow’s long, complicated history of seeking to undermine American authority. |
Cultural sites at risk from climate changeby Richard MoeClimate change threatens much of our history, especially the history embodied in our “cultural sites,” the ruins and remnants of the first Americans passed down through multiple generations to the Native Americans of today. |
After James Mattis resigned, Trump's America is slinking off the world stageby Tom NicholsIt does not matter how many adults are in the room, because Trump will not listen to any of them. Our allies are stunned and abandoned. |
How women used civil disobedience to change American politicsby Connie Hassett-WalkerBreaking laws to break the glass ceiling. |
What the Fall of the Roman Republic Can Teach Us About Americaby Yascha Mounk“[T]he good news is that Trump will... turn out to be a relatively minor character. Far from single-handedly destroying our political system, he is the transitional figure whose election demonstrates the extent to which the failings of our democracy are finally starting to take their toll." |
Here’s What Happened to the Last Green New Dealby Michael BrenesIf progressives want to pass environmental legislation, they should pay attention to what happened 50 years ago. |
If Trump Wants to Divide Jerusalem into Threeby Daniel PipesIf Ben Caspit is correct about Trump proposing to divide Jerusalem into three, the consequences will be major and long lasting. |
Obsessed with being busy? A historical perspective may help you outby Clare HoldsworthThe contemporary obsession with over-activity can be given some perspective by considering how humans have balanced periods of activity and repose over the course of history. |
The World According to the “Adults in the Room”by Danny SjursenA Year of Forever War in Review |