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  1. “When my family left for good, I realized the tenuousness of my connection to Saudi Arabia. I couldn’t go back. I became an exile, and I regarded my homeland with an exile’s longing.”

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  2. “If Walt Whitman could collapse the world with words, Bearden could collapse it with form,” writes on two Romare Bearden biographies.

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  4. “The real genre of these proceedings is the playing out of a foregone conclusion. This is a show trial with a twist—a public ritual not of preordained condemnation but of preordained exoneration.”

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    30. sij

    "The most dangerous outcome for constitutional governance would be if the public accepted the facts about Trump's conduct but concluded that it was not impeachable because it was perfectly fine—business as usual." , writing for :

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    31. sij

    “As a young woman who had received a very fine education, I’d somehow missed the fact of America’s imperial ambitions… Lacking this knowledge, I had believed in Aramco’s slickly packaged origin story.” By novelist Keija Parssinen: via

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  7. “Sentence first—verdict afterwards,” says the Queen in Alice in Wonderland. With Trump’s impeachment, there is a refinement on this order: verdict first, trial afterwards, sentence never. Fintan O’Toole on why the Republicans aren’t even pretending:

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    I often hear complaints about how foreign policy is not discussed enough during the Democratic debates (only 10-12% of the conversation). But voters care even less than the press: 4.5% of the questions in recent town halls have been about foreign policy.

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    30. sij

    A review of my book, "An American Odyssey: The Life and Work of Romare Bearden," was featured in , which highlights how Bearden used his work to shift the narrative about African American life during the Civil Rights Movement.

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    26. sij
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    28. sij

    A searing piece by Walter Johnson on strike-breaking at Harvard:

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  12. A stark moral parable about money, Shakespeare’s Timon of Athens is a play suited to our present gilded age. Geoffrey O’Brien reviews the new production starring Kathryn Hunter

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    There are no moral victories against an autocrat. To stop Trump, it’s unite or lose. My big new article on Trumpism, the 2020 election, and impeachment in :

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  15. This event is free and open to the public—seating is limited and RSVP is required. RSVP to nyrb@davidzwirner.com.

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  16. The next public talk in our POWER/CULTURE series with is “The Power of the Artist” on February 3rd. Join , , Fran Lebowitz and Lisa Yuskavage in conversation, moderated by .

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    27. sij

    “The move to strip graduate employees of basic rights to protest and freely associate reduces them in effective legal terms to a semi-feudal position of dependence.” Professor Walter Johnson on how a top school is exploiting anti-union laws: via

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    23. sij

    How Romare Bearden Assembled America. On Mary Schmidt Campbell’s Bearden biography and Bob O’Meally’s Bearden Reader for the

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    26. sij

    Explaining capitalist wealth & inequality as theft (enclosure) & “the con” (financialization) has powerful appeal as a left populist strategy. But what is the analytical price? My question after reading fascinating Code of Capital.

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  20. “Elites protect themselves, everyone else suffers, while the regimes– in North Korea and Cuba as in Iran–stay in place. Trump’s policy, in short, has been lose-lose…”

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