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Israel/PalestineA Pioneering Palestinian Film Offers a Quantum of Solace November 29, 2023Zenzelé Soa-Clarke
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The Worst of Times, the Best of TimesJames MillerProfessor of Politics and Liberal Studies, and Faculty Director of the MA in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism at the New School for Social Research
The Need, and the Difficulty, of Collective Apologies & ForgivenessRoy L. BrooksWarren Distinguished Professor of Law, University of San Diego
Why the Harper’s Letter Got It WrongNicole HemmerAssociate research scholar, Obama Presidency Oral History project, Columbia University
Why I Didn’t Sign the Harper’s LetterRobert BoyersProfessor of English at Skidmore College, author, and editor of Salmagundi
A Declaration of Independence by a Princeton ProfessorJoshua T. KatzProfessor of classics at Princeton University
What Roger Stone’s Commuted Sentence Tells Us About Trump’s Commitment to ConspiracyJohn Stoehr Visiting assistant professor of public policy and liberal studies at Wesleyan University, and editor and publisher of the Editorial Board
A Monument to Dis-UnionSteven StollProfessor of history at Fordham University and author of Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia
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Instead of Focusing on Russian Bounties to the Taliban, Why Doesn’t the U.S. End the Afghan War?Sonali KolhatkarFounder, host, and executive producer of the television and radio show Rising Up With Sonali