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Education
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Podcasts
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The Trump Administration’s War on Venezuelan Migrants
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The Democrats and Immigration
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A Quiet Border and the End of Asylum?
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Poetry
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Animated by Not Knowing
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Gabriel Chavez
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Poetry
Sisyphus, From Memory
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Wendy Xu
Poetry
Can Poetry Still Unite Us?
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Carina Filemyr
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Poetry
Poet Paisley Rekdal Summons the Lost Voices of Chinese Railroad Workers
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Aditi Bhattacharjee
Poetry
Very Far From the Homeland
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Lyndsey Stonebridge
New York City
New York City
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Chrisaleen Ciro
New York City
Why Progressive “Myths” Distort Solutions to the Housing Shortage
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Center for New York City Affairs
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New York City
Where the Avant-Garde Went to Grow
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Michael Inman
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New York City
Noncitizen Voting and the Politics of Common Sense in New York City
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Vasiliki Malouchou Kanellopoulou
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New York City
The Elevator Paradox at The New School for Social Research
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Austin Tannenbaum
Philosophy
Philosophy
Misanthropy Is Having a Moment
December 5, 2024
Alex Rossen
Philosophy
Christine de Pizan and Women’s Tongues
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Chiara Bottici
Philosophy
Simon Critchley on the Most Important Philosophical Book of the Twentieth Century
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Simon Critchley
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Philosophy
Universalism in Dark Times
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Omri Boehm
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Animal Sovereignties and the Wolves of Isle Royale
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Rafi Youatt
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The New Political Theology
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Arthur Goldhammer
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Trump vs. the Fed
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Adam Tooze
Democracy
Trump, Thucydides, and the Corruption of Language
June 25, 2025
Benjamin Andrew Schupmann
United States
Trump Versus Los Angeles, Immigrants, and the Rule of Law
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Peter Dreier
Disability
Greg Abbott’s Wheelchair
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Andrew Joseph Pegoda
Literature
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A Creation Born Out of the Longing of Golus
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Karen Underhill
Literature
Bruno Schulz’s Poetics of Golus
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Alex Rossen
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Karen Underhill
Literature
The Fate of the Artist Under Totalitarianism
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Mitchell Abidor
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Daniel Kehlmann
Literature
Electronic Music’s Savior Complex
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Alexandra Chaves
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The Monster Became My Companion
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Matthew Kosinski
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The Internet
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October 7, 2024
Jake Neuffer
History
Why the Study of History Belongs to the Public
January 17, 2024
Rose Botaish
The Internet
Why I Joined Twitter Blue
February 2, 2023
Claire Potter
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The Fall of Facebook
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Heather Cox Richardson
The Internet
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Arlene Stein