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Memoir

At Hutto

A lawyer reflects on his experience meeting with asylum seekers in a Texas detention center to prepare them for their credible fear interviews.

Michael Lieberman November 2, 2020

Letters to the Editor

On “Israel’s Repressive Diplomacy”

A representative letter to Peter Beinart, and Beinart’s response

Jewish Currents November 3, 2020

Conversation

Oedipal Riot

Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 includes glimpses of the real, drained of ideological significance.

Jewish Currents and Friends November 3, 2020

Photo Essay

“It’s Never Over”

Seniors, pushed to the brink by Covid-19, are at the forefront of the fight for a Homes Guarantee.

Yana Kunichoff and Kelly Viselman November 5, 2020

Report

Road to Nowhere

Israel’s Arab citizens fight for an address.

Elisheva Goldberg November 10, 2020

Responsa

Democrats Can’t Win Without the Left

Leftists recognize the need to work in coalition with liberals to fight the right. It’s time for liberals to reciprocate.

Mari Cohen November 13, 2020

Poetry

Household of Eight

“When it’s night / And they go to bed, / Mother begins / To wish she were dead.”

Avrom Reyzen November 13, 2020

Review

Shelter in Place

Malicroix—a 1948 French novel about a man who has isolated himself in a house to fulfill the strange terms of his inheritance—resonates uncannily with our contemporary experience of quarantine.

Bridget Bergin November 16, 2020

Photo Essay

Mask Messages

A mask requirement expands prisoners’ opportunities for personal expression.

Christopher Blackwell November 19, 2020

Poetry

Thank god your horrors outweigh your manners.

“You cannot adequately light a black thought.”

Justin Phillip Reed November 27, 2020