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The US elite thrive professionally even after they enable outsized blunders—they 'fail upwards.' The individuals who campaigned tirelessly for the war are now at top think tanks, on television, and in the op-ed pages of leading papers.
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"Contemporary China may trumpet Marxism as its unifying ideology, but only as window dressing." Xi Jinping was born in 1953. We went searching for Mao in his China:
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Boston Review 36 min
"The Port Huron Statement’s core message is timeless but not dogmatic: we all need participatory democracy." Released in 1962, we reassess the document that sparked an era of activism. Feat. and more:
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Boston Review 57 min
Our obsession with means that we incorrectly frame complex social and political issues as technical puzzles... and solving these puzzles draws our focus from the real challenges:
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Neuroplasticity 🧠 was once a niche theoretical concept beloved by liberal policy makers and politicians in order to make a case that more monies be directed to impoverished children. But now its mainstream—and the right are coopting it:
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Boston Review 2 h
What priorities were after the financial crash: saving the elite What the priorities should have been: helping the real economy grow.
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Boston Review 2 h
Want to build worker power? 💪 Then we've got to throw away everything we know about traditional organizing:
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Boston Review 3 h
We know the woman’s innocent because of her white bathing suit. The science men look away from her as she passes. None notices the leaves growing from her back. The plant inside the glass flowers.
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Boston Review 14 h
"Black women were the most ready to struggle for their rights. They were the ones who were out in the streets saying: Welfare is not charity. Every woman is a working woman."
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Boston Review 14 h
The house blocks autumn-slant sun— only a strip of light slices through to gild leaves, a sapling, the struggling hedge rose-bronze or some honeyed shade of pink wine. Soon, it fades.
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Boston Review 15 h
The is often painted as something that only affects whites. But this makes the suffering and deaths of nonwhite users invisible.
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Boston Review 15 h
"The Bell Curve" may be a controversial read, but it's time for liberals to quit arguing about biology and turn attention back to massive structural economic and political inequities instead:
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Boston Review 15 h
En réponse à @capetownbrown @rudetuesday
It is fiction! It’s an essay about a short story writer (the guy who wrote Arrival) and his new collection 📚
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Boston Review 15 h
Marxists often call Hannah Arendt a reactionary, conservative, or elitist. But the relationship between Arendt and Marxism is not quite so simple:
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Boston Review 16 h
Not itself a color, pink. The watering-down of crimson, itself the color of fresh-drawn arterial blood— a tint—so signifying strength—that arterial wash and feeding. Too strong for girls, they said, therefore worn by boys
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Boston Review 16 h
"Raising a digital child to autonomous individuality will involve living with the paradoxes of loving (or exploiting) a conscious being produced by engineering, but one who, like Pinocchio, can aspire to full—digital—human status."
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Remember ‘Dr. Strangelove’ And ‘The Day After’? Why Don’t They Make Movies Or TV About Nuclear War Anymore?: After all, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Doomsday Clock is still set at two minutes to midnight, most of the Cold War-era nukes (or th…
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Gay Liberation Behind the Iron Curtain: The unexpected LGBT golden age in East Germany.
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Boston Review 17 h
"You have to be consistent and critical across the board. You bring that up today and they say, oh you’re just -hating still. No, I’m telling the truth."
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Boston Review 17 h
The house blocks autumn-slant sun— only a strip of light slices through to gild leaves, a sapling, the struggling hedge rose-bronze or some honeyed shade of pink wine.
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