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?
40 Acres and a Tool
By Mernine Ameris. The winning poem from our weekly challenge is for Harriet Tubman.
Flying Above, America Glides Over Avenues of Contempt Belonging to the Generations Before Us
By Ariana D. Den Bleyker. "She’s incapable of chanting ohm, screaming ouch in the deepening obscure night."
Masters of the Universe
By Alejandro Escudé. The winning poem from our poetry challenge sees hero archetypes fractured on the screen.
In Which I Collect Names After the Mueller Report is Released
By Pamela Hart. The findings are trembling limbs across the U.S.
Robert S. Mueller III Explains π
By Susan Carroll Jewell. "Like an incalculable series of everyday lies, pi can never be fully known, but we keep searching..."
