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The Palm at the End of the Mind

A French activist I know, a person with a flair for assailing the idiocies of modern life, someone who pines, though not romantically, for a trapdoor to a better world,…

Take the Medicine to the White Man

by Sierra Crane Murdoch,

A “Native American Church” without Native Americans

Bright Stars

by Laila Lalami,

The unfulfilled promise of American citizenship

Out of Africa

by Oscar Schwartz,

The legacy of colonialism threatens the future of genetic research

Destined for Export

by Harper’s Magazine,

Family history: the phenomenon of widespread, wrongful international adoption in Guatemala, and its long shadow

Destined for Export

by Rachel Nolan,

The troubled legacy of Guatemalan adoptions

Northern Aggression

by Andrew Cockburn,

Dana Frank, the author of The Long Honduran Night, discusses the parties who orchestrated the 2009 coup and the resistance that has risen to fight against them

Just like heaven

by Paul Ford,

Readings

Art by Laylah Ali,

Whoever speaks ill of us

Translated by Josh Bergen,

If you’re peace loving, why aren’t you armed?

by Harper’s Staff,

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The Palm at the End of the Mind

Take the Medicine to the White Man

Bright Stars

Out of Africa

Destined for Export

Destined for Export

Northern Aggression

Just like heaven

Readings

Whoever speaks ill of us

If you’re peace loving, why aren’t you armed?

June 1984

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