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Edna Bonhomme I left America in 2017 to flee an authoritarian government and the culture it facilitated. What I found in Berlin was not all that different. The post The Bitter Paradox of German Racism appeared first on The Nation.
If Hakeem Jeffries Won’t Save the Democratic Party, Maybe He Can Try Saving Baseball In this week’s Elie v. US, our justice correspondent schools the Democrats on the proper response to Trump’s speech. Plus: Where have all the African American baseball players gone? The post If Hakeem Jeffries Won’t Save the Democratic Party, Maybe He Can Try Saving Baseball appeared first on The Nation.
