
What You Should Have Read in 2022
We published 2,500 original essays in 2022. Here’s a recap in case you missed one or two of them.
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We published 2,500 original essays in 2022. Here’s a recap in case you missed one or two of them.
Jacobin staffers and contributors reflect on the best books we read this year.
Whatever their professed values, when it comes to the ballot box, rich people are out for themselves.
Finally, some good letters. We were about to give up.
We talk to activist and filmmaker Astra Taylor.
Act now, before it’s too late to save America.
Every year, it gets harder to vote. We have our elected officials to thank for that.
Crunching the numbers on the class war.
A guide to election polling terms.
America’s favorite television arcs toward autocracy.
Union revenues and assets are on the rise — union membership is not.
When and where organized labor’s been on the move.
In between smiling, waving, and running up a $400 million annual bill, the late Queen Elizabeth II was the face of some pretty bad stuff during her seven-decade reign.
Legislation and case law targeting leftists is something like an American tradition.
If you have anything nice to say, slide into our DMs.
If you can’t carry a tune, you can’t take the White House. Here are some of the more memorable campaign songs in American history.
The process for constitutional amendment is an uphill battle. Since 1789, almost 12,000 amendments have been proposed — but only 27 have passed. It’s been 50 years since one has made its way to the states for ratification.