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Dirty Energy and the Lost Promise of the TVA
The TVA had more than its share of problems: paternalism towards the South, anti-Black racism, and indifference to environmental consequences.
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Zeb Larson
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Scalawag
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April 23, 2026
The AI Data Center Boom Looks a Lot Like the Railroad Bubble
Massive data centers are rising to power AI. The hype echoes how the railroad barons once sold their vision of the future leaving the public paying the costs.
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Zeb Larson
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Dame Magazine
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March 17, 2026
The Big Business of War for Oil
The attack on Venezuela and abduction of Maduro surprised everyone, except oil companies. It's not the first time the U.S. was motivated by corporate interests.
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Zeb Larson
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Dame Magazine
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January 8, 2026
Why You've Never Heard of the Largest National Park in the US
First of all, it's in Alaska.
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Zeb Larson
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SFGATE
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October 5, 2025
Fusionism Has Never Worked. Democrats Keep Trying Anyway.
Mamdani’s NYC mayoral rise revives debates over Democratic fusionism, echoing 1890s Populist struggles with establishment power.
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Zeb Larson
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Dame Magazine
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September 4, 2025
American Conservatism's Home Grown Defenses of Apartheid
A long and ugly history.
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Zeb Larson
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Liberal Currents
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March 10, 2025
The Blues Behind Bars: How Southern Prisons Shaped American Music
Incarcerated musicians have crafted some of the most iconic songs in American music history while prisons reap the profits.
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Zeb Larson
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Scalawag
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June 8, 2023
Atlanta, Georgia, Was a Center of Anti-Apartheid Organizing
The common picture we get of the US South is one of resolute conservatism. But the region has a radical history, too.
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Zeb Larson
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Jacobin
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October 10, 2022