It's fascism, what now? with Thomas Zimmer
The 'fascism debate' is won, what follows from that and what do we do now?
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What we owe refugees with Bradley Hillier-Smith
With the world becoming more repressive, what would an ethical policy even look like?
The perils of polling-led campaigns with Anat Shenker-Osorio
& other US politics inside baseball
The end of free enterpirse rhetoric? with Larry Glickman
From the right's ultimate ethical appeal, to hardly mentioned.
Does dem messaging even matter? with Noah Berlatsky
Thinking about how electorates think politically
Can Democrats match Republican aggression? with Noah Berlatsky
Why the parties are so different, & why that's changing
MAGA & Masculinity with Amanda Marcotte
The American right's obsession with gender
Critics of Starmer’s appeasement were right—we should say so!
Audio essay: reactionary centrists didn't listen, won't learn, & can't lead
listening to Black women with Atima Omara
Discussing the demographic that has been at the forefront of activism—and of warning of what is to come.
The Roman Republic with Bret Devereaux
The strange historical reality behind the inspiration for so many political systems, & what we can learn from it.
Were fascism's cassandras victims of "epistemic injustice"? with Aidan McGlynn
Not being listened to was annoying, was it also unjust?
Birthright citizenship with Anna O. Law
This history of, and modern threats to, this core American freedom
Was it fascism all along? with Silvaria Lysandra Zemaitis
A recent article of mine generated significant engagement from all sides, including an extended critique from Silvaria, who argued I was wro...
The birth rate debate
The right is obsessed with declining birth rates, what, if anything, should be the liberal response?
For the last time, no; "moderating" on trans rights wouldn't help democrats
My response to the latest round of NYTs articles
Can Labour come back? with Dan Sohege
Breaking down Labour's lurch to the right, and what comes next?
You cannot compromise with bigotry - Nicholas Mitchell
What is bigotry, how should we think about it, and why a strategy of appeasement will never work.
Another day, another validation of anti-fascist ‘alarmists’
My thoughts on the Manchester by-election
How liberals can win on immigration with Greg Sargent
Greg & I have both recently argued that, as horrific as this moment is, it offer liberals an opportunity to push a different vision on immig...
Writing the Bible 3- The Great Hymn to the Aten
It's 1350 BC and the most powerful man on earth has lost his mind, closing the temples, moving the capital into the desert, and raving, terr...