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  • Inequality
    The Earth Does Not Belong to Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk
    January 18, 2021
    Martin Luther King, Jr.'s True Legacy
  • Activism
    Women Overcame the Toxic Masculinity that Defined the Trump Presidency. Then It Was Displayed Anew.
    January 10, 2021
    | Errin Haines
    While women channeled their activism into progress, men took out their grievances on democracy
  • Health & Science
    Unsanitized: Pandemic Recovery in a Plutonomy
    January 5, 2021
    | David Dayen
    The optimistic case for economic growth masks who those benefits might be reserved for.
  • Inequality
    ‘Against All Odds’ Is Required Viewing for White People
    January 4, 2021
    | Greg Kaufmann
    If we're going to throw terms like "structural racism" around, we should understand what they mean and the work white people have to do. This film lays it out.
  • Health & Science
    David Dayen's Best Of 2020
    December 30, 2020
    | David Dayen

    The American Prospect's executive editor recalls his favorite stories of the year.

  • Health & Science
    Vaccine for Me and Not for Thee
    December 21, 2020
    | Neil Gordon and Caitlin MacNeal

    We are concerned about what lies ahead as the other 300-plus million Americans line up for shots. Given what we’ve seen so far in the pandemic response, it’s not unreasonable to fear that the vaccination process will be just as badly managed and corruption-tainted as the distribution of supplies, testing, and treatments.

  • Media
    The Best Journalism of 2020: Covering Trump
    December 18, 2020
    | Ian W. Karbal

    The following list, which dates to the 2016 election, is a collection of excellent journalism about an unprecedented presidency, written in an extraordinary time.

  • Media
    The Best Journalism of 2020: Covering Racial Justice
    December 18, 2020
    | Feven Merid

    Driving the industry’s confrontations with racism and other forms of institutional discrimination are BIPOC and movement journalists, working in tandem with communities that have long been trivialized in the news. 

  • Inequality
    Fridges Feeding the Hungry Weather Growing Pains With Creative Alliances
    December 17, 2020
    | Christine Chung

    Nurtured at the grassroots, sited in high-need locations, the community fridges have become so popular that established food pantries are now getting into the act.

  • Inequality
    PPP Loans Were Supposed to Prioritize Low-Income Areas During the Pandemic. They Don't.
    December 17, 2020
    | Taylor Johnson, Jamie Smith Hopkins and Pratheek Rebala

    Many of the largest firms that received loans got the quickest help, while the smallest ones — the type disproportionately owned by people of color and women — had to wait. Some never got anything.



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