We got crushed at Trump’s inaugural. Police went easy on Capitol rioters.
The differences between law enforcement’s responses in 2017 and 2021 are disturbing.
By Aaron Miguel Cantú in The Washington Post
Interview: Sarah Jaffe, Author of “Work Won’t Love You Back,” on Labor and Exploitation.
Jaffe has covered workers’ struggles and the nature of work for over a decade and is one of labor’s leading voices.
By Kim Kelly in Teen Vogue
Library Foundation’s 2021 Writer-in-Residence is a Familiar Face
The Cincinnati Public Library extended Type fellow Dani McClain’s residency for a second year.
By Kelly Sheehy for The Cincinnati Public Library
FT Business Books: January Edition
The Financial Times recommends reading Type Fellow Sarah Jaffe’s new book “Work Won’t Love You Back.”
By Andrew Hill in The Financial Times.
Defanged.
Money and politics could doom the Florida panther — and the Endangered Species Act.
By Jimmy Tobias in The Intercept.
They’ve Showed Us Who They Are
The assault on the Capitol inspired by President Trump was a tragic event, but it illuminated the national landscape like a flash.
By Joe Conason in The National Memo.
Deb Haaland’s Cabinet Nomination Is a Triumph for Native Americans
We have turned a page in our nation’s history—not because the insiders wanted it, but because the people fought for it.
By Julian Brave NoiseCat in The Nation.
Will They Ever Be Over?
The 20th anniversary of the war on terror arrives.
By Nick Turse in TomDispatch.
Covid-19 Has Been Hardest on Women
When money is tight and time is tighter, the basic structure of male supremacy shows itself to be remarkably intact.
By Katha Pollitt in The Nation.