The History of Successful Liberal Reform
When elites feared the system would fall apart entirely, they accepted reform.
Isaiah Glick
Isaiah Glick is a student at the University of Chicago.
"Abundance" Does Not Offer a Viable Electoral Strategy
Whatever its policy merits, Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson are mistaken to offer Abundance as an answer to Democrats' political woes.
Chris Rufo and Critical Theory: Looking for Revolutionaries in the Wrong Places
In his bestselling new book, America’s Cultural Revolution: How The Radical Left Conquered Everything, Christopher F. Rufo describes a pivotal moment in the history of critical theory: the 1969 break between two of its leading thinkers: Herbert Marcuse and Theodor Adorno. The men were early members, and for decades,