A lot of great insights in this piece. According to a recent Atlantic/Leger survey, no gap exists between people with college degrees and those without them on some of the hot topics most commonly associated with “wokeness."

>"Environmental movements have shifted public awareness about climate change. How many more people will need to join them for their demands to be _...Read More_

>"Was a fun internet culture around vaccines ever going to last?"

>"Dawoud Bey’s images at the Whitney Museum expose rich histories hidden beneath the surface, how places evolve over time."

For more than three centuries, something has been going horribly wrong at the top of our society, and we’re all suffering for it.

>"To understand how money affects politics, we need to understand how money affects psychology."

>"At least 550 people have been killed by Myanmar's military in the aftermath of a coup which overthrew the elected government on February 1, according to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), an advocacy group based _...Read More_

In this new edition of a classic, The Intellectual and His People, Jacques Rancière analyzes a question key to struggle: How does the intellectual relate to the _...Read More_

"By pushing back against centuries-old stereotypes, a historically overlooked community is claiming space it was long denied."

“Could a marriage policy first pursued by the Catholic Church a millennium and a half ago explain what made the industrialized world so powerful—and so peculiar?”

"Guaranteed training, education or work placements would be geared to the needs of the post-pandemic economy."

One way or another, we must find a way to give more weight to the voices and interests of younger and future generations.

"An HBO documentary explores two centuries of art by African-Americans, and the path they forged for contemporary Black artists."

"Those of us who inhabit today’s homosexual subjectivities will need to do more than assume that our cocksucking makes us radical."