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By Judith Kingston. On ambiguity after the historic vote to legalize abortion
The Meadow
By Tara Campbell. Is human violence just another unhappy gift of nature?
We’ve Got Hard Things to Make Up For
By Larry D. Thacker. Can there be any believable making up for a culture’s intentional acts?
In Fear of the Black Market
By Amy Shaw. An editorial on the Republican Party's clashing desire for gun rights and abortion restrictions.
that was so 2016 of me to think
By Sara Burnett. An editorial about recent and deep environmental, cultural, social, & political shifts.
Cell Phones Lifted in a Public Square
By Ned Balbo. In an age of relentless sharing, what power does digital activism really hold?
Ink, Everywhere [AUDIO]
By Nandita Batheja. Asking of white supremacists: "What could you possibly want from my absence, my massacre?"
Battle Decry
By AJ Dent. if they can mold covfefe into a battle cry, what won’t they sculpt out of our speeches?
Welcome to Manhood, Gillette Told the Woman, 50
By Devon Balwit. Poetry about corporate assumptions and gender.
Cryptology
By Jan Steckel. How the most important data can never be tapped by the NSA, CIA, or FBI.
No More of the Same
By Devon Balwit. Poetry that tries to make sense of the uptick of domestic terrorism in the West.
ADIOS, MONUMENT TO LOSERS
By Jeffrey Cyphers Wright. New Orleans demolishes Confederate statues, which critics call symbols of racism.
