Social Justice/社会正義

 From JacobinI first read John le Carré, who died Saturday at the age of eighty-nine, in graduate school for Russian studies. In my second year, I took an immense interest in espionage and intelligence history, culminating in taking a course on Cold War espionage, for … [Read more...] about John le Carré Told the Truth About Cold War Espionage When Few Others Would

 From JacobinFor a few short weeks last spring, it seemed like the tectonic plates of America’s political consensus could be about to shift. Amid talk of massive public spending, enhanced support for the unemployed, and even the conscription of private industry under the … [Read more...] about In the Wealthiest Country in History, Americans Are Desperately Struggling With Hunger

 From JacobinEarlier this year, Republican senators slammed the idea of spending money to pay Americans not to work during the pandemic. Only a few months later, a group of GOP senators has signed onto stimulus legislation that would authorize the government to pay idle … [Read more...] about The Stimulus Bill Subsidizes Defense Contractors While Denying Direct Payments to Workers