Book Reviews
‘To Conquer Callousness . . . ’
The remarkable life of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel leaves little doubt about what he’d be doing today.
By Jo-Ann MortHow the States Went Wrong
If the states were ever "laboratories for democracy," they certainly aren't now. Can they be salvaged?
By Jamila MichenerHow Georgia Went Blue
It was a long time coming—and then it was sudden. But will it hold?
By Ed KilgoreThe Economic Constitution
The argument that democracy requires an equitable economic distribution long predates Franklin Roosevelt.
By Mark A. GraberWhy Fannie Lou Hamer Endures
She’s mostly remembered for one famous speech. Her actual legacy is far greater than that.
By Claire Potter
She’s mostly remembered for one famous speech. Her actual legacy is far greater than that.