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The manufactured backlash that led to fascist AfD victory.
“Ha! Did you hear? Germany elected a government that will kick out all the Syrians!” my Syrian friend Ali said with casual equanimity. Something about barely surviving a Russian missile strike makes you nonchalant about more quotidian conce...
Lots of “Woke 1” could be cringe—why abandon the parts about life and death?
In 2018, I went to Miami with a few girlfriends and we went to dinner at a Mexican restaurant. Sipping margaritas bigger than our heads, we struck up a rapport with the wait staff, who serenaded us. At some point, a guy came out in an avoca...
Even the Communists didn't do this.
“Look, look, that’s Tsvetana’s boy,” my father recalls some old Bulgarian village women whispering, pointing at him as he walked by. My grandmother was kind of a legend in her own time. One day, she’d disappeared. Soon after, two cops knock...
Why did a story about a tiny liberal arts college go viral?
Tyler Austin Harper, a writer at The Atlantic, has published a scathing cover story about the absurdities of “wokeness” in academia. Of the indignity of being made to feel like a token Black professor in a sea of clueless academics prattlin...
No, AOC, don't do this.
“I have a local city councilman that uh has this saying, ‘Woke 1 was crazy,’” AOC says in a recent viral video clip, stretching a massive smile like she’d been practicing Mamdani in the mirror, then cackling, “HAHAHAHAHAHA!” in a cringey wa...
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Tana Ganeva is a criminal justice reporter with a focus on crime and punishment (domestic and international).
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