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Politics & Society
Taking implicit racial bias seriously
Jennifer Eberhardt insists that personal prejudice is deeply embedded, politically potent, and ultimately beatable.
The children here are gaunt and listless. They are running out of time.
Can we survive the incalculable damage of climate change?
David Wallace-Wells charts a path for life in the wake of global warming.
None of us wants it to end, because we know we'll never see each other again.
The intersection between blackness and whiteness
Emily Bernard’s essays insist that no conversation is about race alone.
No full reparation for slavery can ever be made. We should try anyway.
Burning the Amazon to produce more cattle
What racism is—and how to organize against it
People already engaged in conversations about racial justice may find Ibram Kendi's analysis surprising.
The Trump administration and public opinion are moving in opposite directions.
The Dutch ecumenist believed the church can—and must—challenge hateful ideologies.
Creating space for a different kind of engagement
Steven Waldman has something new to say about religious freedom in the US
His narrative includes heroes and villains on both sides of the political divide.
Tracing the racist history of the death penalty in Georgia
R.J. Maratea argues that lynching declined when white people began to realize that the courtroom would work just as well.
An Israeli writer’s final word to his fellow citizens
Amos Oz feared that fanaticism was rising in Israel as well as in the West.
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