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All About the Money: On Fiscal Republicans’ Anti-Choice Rhetoric
A Nass writer speculates about what the political right stands to gain from overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Banning the Box
Inside the coalition aiming to eliminate Princeton University’s questioning of applicants’ criminal histories, and the broader decarceration movement.
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The Myth of the Sunday Sanctuary
A reflection on the unavoidable relationship between politics and sports.
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My Tenure For A Tweet
After being disinvited from a panel on campus about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Associate Professor Max Weiss wrote in The Daily Princetonian, “Princeton must remain a place where open debate and academic exchange is encouraged and allowed to flourish, even on the most controversial issues.” It would be a lot easier to take him at his…
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Save Me San Francisco
An analysis of the increasing centrality of San Francisco to Democratic party politics.
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“Fighting for Everyone”: From California to Pittsburgh, Sectoral Bargaining is Building Worker Power
A writer investigates a new thread in the fight for worker justice.
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There Is No There Here, On The Presidential Race From an Uninformed Perspective
“I used to be a political junkie. Then 2016 happened, and I realized that that life was not for me.”
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No Filter
There’s no reason that competence and authenticity should be odds with one another. Yet many of the ways that we read authenticity—Bernie Sanders’ oversized suits, per say, or Trump’s disregard for political correctness—do defy the codes through which we usually measure a candidate’s fitness for office.