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Socialism Is Boring
Or at least it should be.
Aug 20
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Benjamin Y. Fong
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China’s Rail Revolution
An interview with Chinese technology analyst Dan Wang on the remarkable development of China’s high-speed rail network
Aug 12
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Damage Magazine
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Daniel Cheng
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The Railroading of a Steel Town
The 158-year story of the Steelton mill’s rise and eventual fall is a grim object lesson in the fading strength of American industry and the dangers of…
Aug 5
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Ryan Zickgraf
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July 2026
New York State of Mind
What New York can and can't teach us about the future of democratic socialism
Jul 29
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Damage Magazine
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Jared Abbott
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Everyone Loves Hitler
What’s the deal with non-white neo-Nazis?
Jul 22
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Damage Magazine
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Sam Kriss
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Adolph Reed: We’re Not Going to Get Out of This Overnight
An interview with Adolph Reed, Jr. on the 1996 Labor Party, left organizing today, and why 1965 was a watershed moment in American politics
Jul 15
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Jen Pan
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Adolph Reed
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Make America Again
A populist case for American pride and patriotism
Jul 4
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Dustin "Dino" Guastella
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June 2026
Foaming for Breakdown
YouTubers documenting their Amtrak journeys unwittingly offer a sad window into American decline. But they’re also keeping the hope alive that the US…
Jun 30
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Courtney Rawlings
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Brazil Off the Rails
The train, for Brazil, is a fairytale: a fetish, not a transit solution; an image of a past modernity, now turned quaint, not a vision for the future.
Jun 18
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Alex Hochuli
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Everybody's Doin' a Brand New Dance Now
To the extent that dance crazes still exist, they aren't making them for the masses anymore.
Jun 10
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Damage Magazine
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Amber A'Lee Frost
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Canada Doesn’t Need a "Green New Deal"
There are few left-wing movements in the world so Americanized as the Canadian Left.
Jun 3
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Damage Magazine
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James Adair
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May 2026
The Antisocial Economy
The rising costs and falling opportunities for social life, contrary to the opinion of pundits left, right, and center, really are making us miserable.
May 27
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Dustin "Dino" Guastella
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