Roundup Top 10!
Some People Are Better than Others: A Bedrock GOP Belief Since 1980by Heather Cox RichardsonThe Kavanaugh case exposes this. |
Writing the History of Sexual Assault in the Age of #MeTooby Amy Stanley Tsuneno was raped. She said so. But only after #MeToo did this historian decide to believe her. |
Women are deeply divided on Brett Kavanaughby Michelle Nickerson and Emily Suzanne JohnsonHere’s why. |
Trump Even Inherited His Self-Made Mythby Timothy L. O’BrienHis wealth had everything to do with his father, including the fable of how it happened. |
Trump’s Nineteenth-Century Grand Strategyby Charles A. KupchanThe Themes of His UN General Assembly Speech Have Deep Roots in U.S. History |
How Real Estate Segregated Americaby Keeanga-Yamahtta TaylorReal-estate interests have long wielded an outsized influence over national housing policy—to the detriment of African Americans. |
Politicians have long used the ‘forgotten man’ to win electionsby Donald CritchlowThe silent majority spoke in 1968 and again 1972 by voting a Republican into the White House, just as they did in 2016 when they voted for Donald Trump. |
America’s Missing Labor Partyby David SessionsThe history of strikes shows that, for lasting success, workers need to capture political power. |
Everything You Know About How World War I Ended Is Wrongby Geoffrey WawroThe American role in the First World War is one of the great stories of the American Century, and yet it has largely vanished from view. |