And a racist joke, at that. But working women and black civil rights lawyers had the last laugh when they brought women’s workplace rights to the courts and won.
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Alan Abramowitz’s Model Has Correctly Predicted Every Presidential Election Outcome Since 1992
The election model that’s most in vogue — that scored the highest when applied to presidential elections since World War II, correctly predicting every outcome since 1992 — is one created by Emory political scientist Alan Abramowitz called “Time for a Change.” Abramowitz argues that the fundamentals in a presidential election are bedevilingly simple: the […]
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The Defenders
What does the future of legal services for the poor look like?
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When the Messiah Came to America, She Was a Woman
On the rise and fall of American utopia.
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When the Messiah Came to America, She Was a Woman
On the rise and fall of American utopia.
Posted inNonfiction
How the Emperor Became Human (and MacArthur Became Divine)
The end of divine rule in postwar Japan, and the absolute power of General MacArthur.
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The Politics of Poetry
The New York Times’s poetry columnist on the intersection between poetry and politics.
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When Mitch McConnell Met Roger Ailes: An Early Lesson in Winning At All Costs
In 1984, Mitch McConnell hired Roger Ailes to help him win elections. He’d soon learn what that really meant.
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Yonkers, Housing Desegregation and the Youngest Mayor in America
The true story behind the HBO miniseries “Show Me a Hero.”
