Week of June 26

• Introduction
  How to Topple a Monument

  Claire Potter

  Contributing Editor at Public Seminar, and Emeritus Professor of History at the New School for Social Research
• Protest and Politics
  Is Social Democracy Viable?

  Simon Jones

  Reporter based in Glasgow for Politico, Al Jazeera, Le Monde Diplomatique and others
  Social Justice Is More Important Than Social Distance

  Miranda Yaver

  Political Scientist and Postdoctoral Scholar in Health Policy and Management at the University of California, Los Angeles
  The Rise of Liberal Support for Racial Justice

  Sanford Schram and Richard Fording
  Why Don’t We Call It Treason?

  John Stoehr 

  Visiting assistant professor of public policy and liberal studies at Wesleyan University, and editor and publisher of the Editorial Board
  The Pride Wore White

  McKenzie Wark

  Professor of Culture and Media, New School for Social Research
  Protestors Aren’t Destroying History, They Are Recasting It

  Durba Ghosh and Kelly King-O’Brien
• Reflections
  In Search of Lost Time—And Misplaced Memories

  Sergio Infante

  Assistant editor at Foreign Affairs
• Classics Reconsidered
  Expendable Bodies

  Daniel Schillinger

  Postdoctoral associate and lecturer in the Humanities Program at Yale
  Troilus and Cressida and a Diseased Body Politic

  Emily Pitts Donahoe

  Presidential Fellow at Notre Dame
• Culture
  Bernie’s Brooklyn

  Ted Hamm

  Ted Hamm is chair of journalism and new media studies at St. Joseph’s College in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
  Bernie Sanders’s Socialism Is New York Born and Bred

  Charlotte Slivka and Ted Hamm
  The Tangled Web of Familial Homophobia

  Jen Manion

  Associate Professor of History, Amherst College