Week of July 3

• From the Editors
  American Dream

  Claire Potter

  Co-executive Editor, Public Seminar and Professor of History, The New School for Social Research
• Justice
  The Supreme Court’s DACA Ruling & Me

  José Ángel Navejas

  Author of Illegal: Reflections of an Undocumented Immigrant and Invierno: Playlist desde Chicago
  How Elite Institutions Can Prove That Black Lives Matter

  Gaga Gondwe

  Harvard and Yale Law grad whose primary areas of academic focus are race and taxation
• Protest
  Protest as a Means of Political Change: An Indian Case Study

  Natasha Behl

  Associate professor in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Arizona State University
  Toppling Andrew Jackson From His Pedestal

  Mark R. Cheathem

  Professor of history and project director of the Papers of Martin Van Buren at Cumberland University
• Photo Essays
  A Tale of Three Protests — in Brooklyn

  Jo Freeman

  Published eleven books and hundreds of articles. She is currently finishing a history and memoir of working for SCLC in 1965-66.
  Boarded Up

  Virág Molnár

  Associate Professor of Sociology, New School for Social Research
• Policy
  Who Would Kick Americans Off Their Health Insurance in the Midst of a Global Pandemic?

  Heather Cox Richardson

  Professor of History, Boston College
  We Won’t Have a Truly Global Economy Until We Start Taxing It That Way

  Marshall Auerback

  Market analyst and commentator
• Classics Reconsidered
  According to Nathaniel Hawthorne, We Should All Be Wearing Face Masks

  Russ Castronovo

  Director of the Center for the Humanities and Tom Paine Professor of English at UW—Madison
• Post Office
  Donald Trump Will Get a Postage Stamp–If He Doesn’t Kill the USPS

  Laura Goldblatt and Richard Handler