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Bernin’ For You

Posted on February 19, 2016 by Sean Murphy

People get enthusiastic about what they never knew was possible, and Bernie’s support thus far has already proven that. Continue reading →

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Take A Sad Song and Make It Better

Posted on February 2, 2015 by Robert Burke Warren

Though it seems long ago and far away, high summer in the post-Watergate Deep South did, in fact, exist. The Beatles were six years gone, but still potent enough to change the lives of kids and adults alike, almost as potent as a stoned girl answering her door clad only in a sheet. memoir from our own Robert Burke Warren. Continue reading →

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‘All the Foreign Ladies’: The Case Against Saving Global Women and Girls

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Sayantani DasGupta

Why is it we think women in Afghanistan or Iraq or anywhere they might wear a veil need saving? Sayantani DasGupta looks at the irony in saving women with bombs and drones. Continue reading →

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L’Enfant Terrible, or, The Politics of Youth in DC

Posted on June 16, 2012 by Jennifer Kabat

In which Jennifer Kabat ponders the weirdness of growing up in and around Washington, DC – from nuclear secrets to Veep’s kids and loving Amy Carter. Continue reading →

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