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A cautious thumbs-up for America’s mayors and local leaders facing off with Trump

David Judson - July 24, 2020

In these days of urban uprising, pandemic devastation and federal shock troops marching on...

For John Lewis 1940-2020

Zachary Suri - July 18, 2020

O holy martyr when you crossed the river to be beaten by the state troopers of the Promised Land O redeemer of Dixieland when you felt the clubs touch skin and blood and blood touch dirt

Austin’s segregation mirrored in the devastating burden COVID-19 imposes on city’s poor, uninsured and yet ‘essential’

Robert Brehm - July 15, 2020

Long before the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic began their spread across the globe,...

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‘Caste,’ an election and the resonance of racism below the surface of liberal, progressive America

Republicans like Sen. Ted Cruz once stood up to Donald Trump — they need to do so again for our democracy

How to make America radical again (and how to remember that in fact it always has been)

The just society and knowledge economy now towering on the post-pandemic horizon

As the fog at last lifts, the future begins to arrive much sooner than we ever expected

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How the old ‘all politics is local’ became today’s ‘all local politics are global’

Gentrification is not a byproduct of planned urban growth, it is the plan

Austin’s challenge: a common language of environmental sustainability

Austin may condemn its sordid history — it should condemn its troubled present

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