The Day After Trump Won the Second Time
In the dust of political defeat, something else rises: tenderness.
Journalism in Verse
Dry Eyes
Everything has changed since then, and nothing has.
Disinherited: A Lament
We once wore the white viburnum of suffragists. And now?
What They Don’t Say About Border Violence
By Abigail Carl-Klassen. "They cry 'border violence,' even though they brought the violence to us."
I Know More About Drones Than Anybody
By Yvonne Daley. The president proves that if you add to the truth, you subtract from it.
Watching the News Again
By Nan Ottenritter. "I sighed, releasing the psychic kevlar coat from my shoulders..."
A January Thursday in El Valle
By Katherine Hoerth. "This is the home I know, the Rio Grande Valley, the place the president calls dangerous..."
Hypocritical Oath
By Rémy Dambron. Adjusting to a world in which "Justice" and "Kavanaugh" hold space together.
Love Is a Voice I Cannot Spell
By Adam Malinowski. This is what happens when we force love to travel illegally.
To A Trader Perishing Daily
By Ed Granger. The stock market's volatility has even bulls and bears feeling jumpy.
It’s Like Track, or Golf
By Jill Darling. Presenting the confabulations of President Trump (in his own words).
