Editor's Notes
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Editor's Notes: Never Underestimate the Human Capacity for Earnest Cruelty
Americans ought to be more familiar with the sorts of atrocities committed both by regimes and by rioting publics.
Editor's Notes: Los Desaparecidos de ICE
Trump's mass deportation campaign will produce more atrocities than the Argentinian military junta did.
Editor's Notes: Court Reform With the Appearance of Nonpartisanship
Another possible long-term settlement.
Editor's Notes: The Police Are Not Your Friends
Civilian control of the police remains one of our country's most intractable challenges.
Editor's Notes: Making the Personality Cult Salient
The public is largely unaware of just how deranged and Maoist it has gotten in the second Trump term.
Editor's Notes: Our Headless Opposition Party System
The opposition to Trump is diverse, diffuse, decentralized, and lacking in leadership.
Editor's Notes: This Is Your Brain on Strategy
Activism is a strategic field of action, as is persuasion.
Editor's Notes: What Price Would You Pay for an Open Society?
Freedom of movement is one of the most basic freedoms there is.
Editor's Notes: Trump Is a Crook, and the Concern Trolling Over Fraud Is Beneath Contempt
This administration has gutted the machinery of anti-fraud enforcement and pilfered the country on an unprecedented scale.
Editor's Notes: Reactionaries Are Not Fun Weirdos
One wonders why Richard Hanania has gotten so much attention.
Editor's Notes: How to Amend the Constitution Like the Reconstruction Congress
And, we can make significant transformations of our system whether or not we amend the Constitution.