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This is what an antiracist America would look like. How do we get there?

by Ibram X Kendi

Opposing racism is not the same as building an antiracist society. The new Guardian series, Antiracism and America, looks at the structures that sustain a racist society - and how we dismantle them.


Is There Such a Thing as an Authoritarian Voter?

by Molly Worthen

Political scientists want to know. They’re not the only ones.



by Juan Cole

Among the losers: Israel, Kurds. Among the winners: Turkey, Iran, Russia.


Voters Rebel in Europe’s Big Three

by Walter Russell Mead

Western political systems are under strain despite good economic times.


Turns out federal judges have little patience for Trump’s conspiracy theories

by Max Boot



It started with Nazis: Concerns over foreign agents not just a Trump-era phenomenon

by Bradley W. Hart

The initial aim of the 1937 Foreign Agents Registration Act was long forgotten: the prosecution of Nazis for interfering with American democracy. But that law is startlingly relevant to the US now.


How human rights gained international support

by Jennifer Vannette

International organizations forced nation-states to do the right thing.


Some Civil War monuments need to go, others ought to stay, and still others should be built

by Michael Nelson

There are Confederate monuments, and there are Confederate monuments.


Historians Should End Silence on Silent Sam

by Jonathan Zimmerman

It’s precisely because the statue embodies white supremacy that it should remain on the campus, in a history center that tells its full and hateful story. And my fellow historians should be the first people to say that.


The Supreme Court confirmation process is actually less political than it once was

by Timothy S. Huebner

Our fights over nominees might be bitter, but they’re still less contentious than in the 19th century


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