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Professor Julie Suk joins the show to discuss the Supreme Court’s immense power, the challenges of invoking Article V, the general constraints on necessary change posed by the Constitution, and a possible solution in alternative bodies like...
This article was originally published in Jacobin on May 5, 2025. My articles were recently paywalled on Jacobin—I get it: we all need to pay the bills—but everything is fair use after 12 months. I’m happy to reproduce the article here. Much...
Aaron Douglas, Aspects of Negro Life; An Idyll of the Deep South (1935)
This is an edited transcript of our conversation with Steven Hahn, author of several books about American history, including The Roots of Southern Populism, A Nation U...
This is an edited transcript of my conversation with Alec Karakatsanis, Founder and Executive Director of the Civil Rights Corps and author of Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News. We talk about George Floyd’s murder and...
This article was originally published in Light & Air on August 22, 2026.
Two years ago, Aziz Rana published The Constitutional Bind, a sweeping historical investigation meant to aid progressive and radical movements in the United S...
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