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The Midwesternist

Dan Canon

Stories about Midwestern existence, class struggle, and the unseen horrors of the legal system.

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Latest Issues

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What’s the Point?

I haven’t had much time for recreational writing, because I haven’t had much time to think about anything. It’s widely known that the decline of a civilization upends countless lives, but you don’t think about the myriad ways in which a lif...

6 months ago
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It Doesn’t Matter If It Was Staged

Story #1: It has been a dark and fearful season in exile, but one hero has the guts to fight back against the forces of evil. This noble warrior now addresses his adoring followers before what may be his last battle ever. While the guards a...

a year ago
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I Know What’s Wrong with America

My wife texted me this screenshot yesterday:

a year ago
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With fear for our democracy

Before examining the specifics of her blistering dissent in Trump v. United States, in which the Supreme Court announced that presidents are immune from criminal liability for their official acts, there are three things you should know abou...

a year ago
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  • Dan Canon

    Civil rights lawyer, law prof, & high school dropout. Past: taught music, won a big SCOTUS case, ran for Congress, wrote a book (PLEADING OUT). Present: teaches externships, writes about collective action, collaborates on the margins, raises girls.

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