Racism and the American Pit Bull The fear of certain breeds of dogs mirrors the fear of certain people… by Yasmin Nair
“We” Do Not Feel That Way, Thank You Very Much The use of “we” is a form of rhetorical coercion. by Nathan J. Robinson
Why Appeals To “Progress” Are Empty If these “new advances in the field” are so obvious, it should be easy to defend them. by Nathan J. Robinson
Democrats Have Their Own Basket Of Deplorables Don’t hesitate to call Trump’s supporters “deplorable.” And they’re not the only ones. by Douglas Williams & Patrick O’Connolly
Money, Labor, and Current Affairs A word on our compensation practices and our commitment to paying writers punctually and fairly. by Current Affairs
The Current Affairs Interview: Caitlin Flanagan Current Affairs confronts the writer over her criticism of Noam Chomsky… by Current Affairs
What Noam Chomsky Thinks Of “Intellectuals” Contrary to what the New York Times thinks, Chomsky is highly skeptical of “expert opinion.” by Nathan J. Robinson