Justice Breyer's Misguided Institutionalism
Liberal Justice Stephen Breyer has served on the Supreme Court for almost 27 years. He is 82 years old. Right
The Anatomy of Antiracism: Between Race and Class
When it comes to racism in the United States, there is a divide on the left between those who think
Would the PRO Act Put Freelancers Out of Work?
Pre-pandemic, 34% of the American workforce was involved to some degree in the “gig” economy. The number of freelancers
The Mythology of Restoration and Nostalgia
The language of contemporary right-wing politics is the language of restoration and nostalgia. “Make America Great Again” was fundamentally
How Liberal Is America?
When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but
More Policing Isn't the Solution to Anti-Asian Injustice
On March 16, a white man drove and entered three massage parlors in Atlanta and intentionally shot and murdered eight
Scorched Earth Racism, Positive Sum Antiracism
After a Democratic primary contest suffused with racial justice themes and a summer of Black Lives Matter uprisings, it is
Is Freedom of Speech Obsolete in the “Disinformation” Era?
Is freedom of speech an unquestioned creed, adhered to despite its dangers, or is it a principle that has prevailed
From Plague to Renaissance: Notes on COVID-19 in the Workplace
Shaimeek Raijeen Frazier, 21, worked in food service and died last April after contracting the virus at work. Frazier was
Libertarians' Cheap Talk on Civil Society
As COVID-19 was throwing its first punches, many pointed to it as a clear example of the kind of
Has FOSTA Accomplished Its Goals?
In April 2018, the Trump administration signed FOSTA—a combination of the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act and the Stop
America's Reflection
Thanks to the outcome of the 2020 election, the denial of a two-term Trump presidency has raised spirits among