A Journal of Ideas

race

Black Women Candidates: Debunking the Historic Electability Myth

By Glynda C. Carr

Summer, No. 57 – 12 MIN READ

We often think of wealth as an outcome, but much of its value is in what it can do for you.

Neoliberalism and Race

By Darrick Hamilton

Summer 2019, No. 53 – 12 MIN READ

A Blow Against "Aggrieved Whiteness"

By Eddie S. Glaude, Jr.

Winter 2019, No. 51 – 3 MIN READ

Woke Addict

There is value to DeRay Mckesson’s memoir, even if he’s not quite sure of who his audience is.

By Brentin Mock

Winter 2019, No. 51 – 14 MIN READ

Eyes Off the Prize

Mark Lilla isn’t wrong about identity politics, necessarily; but he’s wrong to see it as a greater danger than capitalism unchained.

August 17, 2017, 4:36 pm – 15 MIN READ