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?
ALTAR/ALTER
By Jessica Granger. Fearing "where the margin / meets the marriage" in Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court.
Proclamation on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
By Leila K. Norako. A president addresses Turtle Island.
There Was Smoke in the Sunrise
By Dion O'Reilly. "For years they’ve been warning us— black Cassandras of the power lines."
The American People [AUDIO]
By Gary Margolis. "When I hear you speak of the American People I ask myself what people you’re speaking about."
It Won’t Be About Love Anymore, My Urgency
By Daisy Bassen. After a fairytale campaign turns into a cautionary tale, a search for meaning begins.
Self-Coup: A Dialectic
By Karina Lutz. Imagining an America without the rule of law, after Trump's acquittal renders it more than theory.
Resolution
By Heidi Seaborn. An erasure of the Articles of Impeachment on the day of Trump's acquittal.
