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Birthright Citizenship Existed Before the Fourteenth Amendment

The idea that citizenship extends to everyone born on U.S. soil has precedents stretching back to the Founding.

by Van Gosse via HNN on May 29, 2026
To Build the Anti-War Movement of the Future, We Must Learn From the Past

What history can teach us about where the anti-imperialist left should go now.

by Van Gosse, Bill Fletcher Jr. via The Nation
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on May 13, 2026

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Engraving of freedmen voting in New Orleans, 1867

Forging an Early Black Politics

The pre-Civil War North was a landscape not of unremitting white supremacy but of persistent struggles over racial justice by both Blacks and whites.

by Sean Wilentz via New York Review of Books on June 11, 2021

Cover of Rafael Rojas' new book.

Words Are the Weapons, the Weapons Must Go

A new book recovers long-suppressed alternative politics.

by Patrick Iber via Los Angeles Review of Books on April 28, 2016

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