Rights and Democracy
The Opposite of Progressivism? Pessimism
Polls show broad support for progressive ideas. So why aren’t more progressives voting for them?
We’re All in This Together
Why we can’t be okay with other people bearing the brunt of a pandemic or recession.
Money In Politics Is a Civil Rights Issue
Less than 1 percent of the population provides most of America’s campaign funds. It looks nothing like the rest of us.
Coronavirus and the ‘Shock Doctrine’
Powerful interests used the Great Recession to hardwire more inequality into our system. This time, let’s do the opposite.
To Fight Coronavirus, Fight Poverty
Americans aren’t stocking up on toilet paper because we fear a virus. It’s because we fear our system won’t protect us.
If Someone Says You’ve Hurt Them, Believe Them
Some lessons from a time when I got it wrong.
Who’s Ready to Die for Trump’s Ego?
Putting politics ahead of science is a prescription for disaster when you face a pandemic.
You Can Be Free To Vote, Even Behind Bars
Millions of Americans are wrongly told they’re ineligible to vote because of past convictions or while awaiting trial.
Remember Trump’s Choices: War, Walls, and Wall Street
There are few clearer ways to see an administration’s choices than its budget. Here’s what we found in the president’s.
Bloomie and Trump
A bipartisan effort.