Feature Will a Plebiscite Bring Reform in Chile? Mass demonstrators want to re-legitimize, reconstruct, and reconfigure Chile’s political foundation. But first, Chile must get past the pandemic. By Santiago Ramos September 1, 2020 Foreign Affairs Social Justice Economy
Article Another Side of Flannery O’Connor Concerned for the well-being of its students, Loyola University Maryland took the writer’s name off a dormitory. But it did not cancel her. By Cathleen Kaveny August 27, 2020 Race Social Justice Fiction Domestic Affairs
Article HEROES & Cheapskates For millions, the pandemic has meant serious deprivation: not enough food, too many medical bills, the loss of a business, the prospect of losing one’s home. By Regina Munch August 26, 2020 Economy Election 2020 Coronavirus Social Justice
Article Keeping the Faith In the face of continued voter suppression by Republicans, the time has come for new legislation protecting the rights of all American voters. By The Editors August 25, 2020 Domestic Affairs Social Justice Donald Trump Election 2020 Editorial
Article Punk & Protest The rowdy solidarity of punk music, sometimes tempered by humor and other times by tenderness, is the perfect music for airing political grievances. By Max Foley-Keene & Nicole-Ann Lobo August 24, 2020 Music Media Social Justice
Article Summer Soundtrack In a new series, two friends who like good tunes put music in dialogue with some of the issues we face in our tumultuous times. This time, it’s race. By Max Foley-Keene & Nicole-Ann Lobo August 7, 2020 Music Race Social Justice