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Cooking for the Clueless
How I became slightly less useless in the kitchen: introducing a new Current Affairs video series.
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What’s So Bad About Robin DiAngelo
The anti-racism educator encourages white people to “look inward” and focus on self-improvement. But it would be much better if they looked outward and joined a movement that could actually accomplish something.
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How To Handle The Press
A master class from Bernie Sanders.
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Biden Is Not Doing Nearly Enough
Democrats need to realize they are in a fight for their lives. Without transformative accomplishments, the right will soon be back in power—and it will be ugly.
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That’s It, I’m Out
The internal ideological climate of Current Affairs has become intolerable. I can bear it no longer.
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The Urge to Dominate
Destroying each other is both satisfying and futile.
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Let’s Remember How Authoritarianism Takes Hold
The invasion of the Capitol was a farce. But it should still terrify us. The lessons of history need to be learned.
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QAnon and the Fragility of Truth
How can people fervently believe in something so transparently flimsy, and how do we preserve our connection to reality in a world of informational chaos?
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How Amazon Destroys the Intellectual Justifications for Capitalism
Amazon is becoming a giant private government with the power to direct the economy.
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The Sophist and The Magician
Understanding how we can be manipulated helps us pull back the curtain on charlatans and can even protect democracy.
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