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The Myth of White Genocide

by James Pogue,

An unfinished civil war inspires a global delusion

The Myth of White Genocide in South Africa

Host Violet Lucca,Guest James Pogue

An ongoing racial and economic crisis in a republic that reflects our own

Rebellion in The Corn Belt

by Mary Heaton Vorse,

The picketing had not been stopped when we arrived in Sioux City. We had come through Indiana and Illinois into Iowa. In two days we had not passed through wild…

Invisible and Insidious

by William T. Vollmann,

Living at the edge of Fukushima’s nuclear disaster

Dan Halpern’s “Citizen Walmart” (2012)

by Harper’s Magazine,

The retail giant’s unlikely romance with small farmers

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Art by Jeffrey Smith,

The Necessity of Agriculture

by Wendell Berry,

From a May 16 speech given in acceptance of the annual Louis Bromfield Society Award. Novelist and conservationist Louis Bromfield (1896–1956) was the author of over thirty works of fiction…

We are the government

by Harper’s Staff,

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by Peter Turnley,

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by Peter Turnley,

The appraisal

by John Hildebrand,

A company town gives its farmers the business

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The Myth of White Genocide

The Myth of White Genocide in South Africa

Rebellion in The Corn Belt

Invisible and Insidious

Dan Halpern’s “Citizen Walmart” (2012)

Untitled

The Necessity of Agriculture

We are the government

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The appraisal

November 2001

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