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How Democracies Die and How They Live

Courts Rethinking Gerrymandering

Pennsylvania Supreme Court throws out congressional districts drawn by republicans

Millions March Throughout Country on Inauguration Anniversary

Hundreds of thousands in New York City

The Dark Side of Homeschooling

What the Turpin case teaches us about the lack of oversight on homeschooling in the US

Why Liz Watson’s Progressive Endorsements Matter

A look into Indiana’s 9th district

Tiny Houses, Narrow Visions

Examining American inequality through the problem of teacher housing

Milo in Berkeley

Further reflections on the renewed academic free speech debate

“They’re Not Sending Their Best”

The problem with the merit narrative in U.S. immigration

The Long Shadow

The legacy of the Moynihan Report and the limits of postwar liberalism

Why Is Trump’s Authoritarianism So Hard for Some to Recognize?

Responding to Corey Robin