- America’s Gun Sickness Goes Way Beyond Guns - Jacob Bacharach (The New Republic)
- The Hunter and His Gun: An American Myth That Just Won’t Die - Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz (Literary Hub)
- Book Review: 'Masterless Men: Poor Whites and Slavery in the Antebellum South' - Ian Reifowitz (Daily Kos)
- The Soul-Crushing Legacy of Billy Graham - Bob Moser (Rolling Stone)
- The Listening Con - Liza Featherstone (The Baffler)
- Why This Round of Gun-Control Activism Feels Different - Gilbert Garcia (San Antonio Express-News)
America’s Gun Sickness Goes Way Beyond Guns
By Jacob Bacharach
February 23, 2018
The New Republic
The ongoing debate about gun control points to a deeper rot that pervades this country's culture and political economy.
The Hunter and His Gun: An American Myth That Just Won’t Die
By Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
January 26, 2018
Literary Hub
How Daniel Boone and Last of the Mohicans built a colonialist origin story.
Book Review: 'Masterless Men: Poor Whites and Slavery in the Antebellum South'
By Ian Reifowitz
February 25, 2018
Daily Kos
The author describes the deep antagonism between poor whites and the plantation owners, and the fact that the owners were deeply afraid that that antagonism could actually threaten their ability to maintain the system of slavery on which their wealth depended.
The Soul-Crushing Legacy of Billy Graham
By Bob Moser
February 23, 2018
Rolling Stone
"I would torment myself for another 20 years trying to 'reform,' never quite able to shake the voice of Billy Graham promising me eternal damnation"
By Liza Featherstone
February 13, 2018
The Baffler
How the powerful learned to launder their reputations using focus groups.
Why This Round of Gun-Control Activism Feels Different
By Gilbert Garcia
February 20, 2018
San Antonio Express-News
For the first time in modern American history, we’re seeing a grass-roots movement of teenagers rallying to the cause of gun control.
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