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Fall Books features Matt Duss on the crisis of Democratic foreign policy, Becca Rothfeld on Ingeborg Bachmann, Laila Lalami on the Internet's lost souls, Sarah Chihaya on Susan Choi, Elias Rodriques on James Baldwin, and @jeetheer.bsky.social on William Buckley: www.thenation.com/issue/octobe...
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"Unfortunately, destroying press freedom is a core focus of the Trump administration’s agenda.

"Decades of media consolidation, cost cutting, & layoffs...obliterated...local journalism...Cable-­channel talking heads offer scant insight... less diversity of opinion"
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We Defeated McCarthyism Before. We Can Do It Again.
It’s easy to feel despair about what looks like a new age of government censorship. But being around for 160 years gives you perspective.
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“…we proudly take the side of muckraking journalists, constitutional lawyers, and undaunted jurists, of the artists and actors who are fighting for their creative freedom, and above all, of the Constitution-­defending citizens who will not yield…” www.thenation.com/article/soci...
We Defeated McCarthyism Before. We Can Do It Again.
It’s easy to feel despair about what looks like a new age of government censorship. But being around for 160 years gives you perspective.
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I'm sometimes accused of being all doom and gloom about US medicine and doctors. But critique doesn't mean despair. Anti-fascist medicine is both possible and essential right now––and some among us are already practicing it.
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Name changes were real wins for Indigenous communities. But as Trump rolls these back, @josephvlee.bsky.social argues that we have lost sight of why those name changes were important in the first place. www.thenation.com/article/soci...
Renaming Columbus Day Was Never the End Goal
Don’t let fights over names distract you from the real fights over Indigenous land, sovereignty, and rights.
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Karl Marx never visited the United States, but he cast a long shadow of influence on its politics and culture, writes Robin Blackburn in his review of @andrewhartman.bsky.social's book "Karl Marx in America." www.thenation.com/article/soci...
The Triumphs and Travails of 
American Marxism
Karl Marx never visited the United State but he and his ideas left an imprint nonetheless.
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A powerful account of what the ceasefire means to Gazans, by Ali Skaik, published in The Nation. ‘We, the ones who made it out alive, carry the duty of memory. We survived to speak the names of the martyrs, to share their stories, and to keep their voices alive.’
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We Are Genocide Survivors. But Our War Is Far From Over.
We in Gaza will remember the martyrs—those who died teaching, reporting, healing, mothering, surviving. We will carry their memory like fire in our hearts. And we will begin again.
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The First Amendment––protecting our right to free speech––means little today under Trump's fascist regime. But it was the oligarchs and their liberal media and university collaborators who brought us to this point. My essay on the uses of 'free speech' discourse:
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How the Rich and Powerful Destroyed Free Speech
And how we get it back.
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"The Danes used empathy politically—an action abhorred by right-wing leaders, who have gone so far as to brand it as an enemy and a weakness. But what they are leaving unsaid is that fascism cannot prosper where empathy exists."

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The Danes Resisted Fascism, and So Can We
Danish resistance didn’t arrive all at once during World War II. But taken as a whole, the Danes’ actions are a testament to what’s possible when we work together to fight fascism.
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The great Robin Blackburn reviews my book for @thenation.com.

"In Karl Marx in America, Andrew Hartman provides us with a kaleidoscopic vision of Marxism in the United States in the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries."

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The Trump administration has launched an assault on “DEI” practices like renaming holidays and places, writes @josephvlee.bsky.social. Amid these attacks, it’s worth thinking about what the value of a day called "Indigenous Peoples’ Day" really is. www.thenation.com/article/soci...
Renaming Columbus Day Was Never the End Goal
Don’t let fights over names distract you from the real fights over Indigenous land, sovereignty, and rights.
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These days most people know that Christopher Columbus was a genocidaire and that celebrating him is a disgrace. But did you know that he was also mediocre sailor nearly forgotten to history? @edburmila.bsky.social explained the Columbus myth back in 2017. www.thenation.com/article/soci...
The Invention of Christopher Columbus, American Hero
How the founding fathers turned Christopher Columbus, a mediocre Italian sailor and mass murderer, into a historical icon.
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We need to make the Hippocratic underground a robust reality—and we need to do so immediately. People are suffering and dying because of state-imposed obstacles to essential care.
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It’s Time for Health Workers to Defy the Law—Again
When the government obstructs care, caregivers must go underground.
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"We will remember the martyrs—those who died teaching, reporting, healing, mothering, surviving. We will carry their memory like fire in our hearts. And we will begin again." Read Ali Skaik, a 19-year-old from Gaza, on the ceasefire that will hopefully bring an end to genocide.
We Are Genocide Survivors. But Our War Is Far From Over.
We in Gaza will remember the martyrs--those who died teaching, reporting, healing, mothering, surviving. We will carry their memory like fire in our hearts. And we will begin again.
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