Voir les résultats écrits par "Jelani Cobb"

In this issue: "Not Every Vote Counts" by Jelani Cobb: The GOP and the voter suppression crisis; "Another Country" by Nicholas Lemann: A red-state Democrat faces the fight of her life; "Color Blind" by Margaret Talbot: Scholars have known for centuries that Greek and Roman marble figures were routinely covered in bright paint. Why does the myth of their whiteness persist; "Without a Prayer" by Casey Cep: Why are Americans still uncomfortable with atheism?

In this issue: "The Lost Emperor" by David Remnick: The increasing unfitness of Donald Trump; "No Refuge" by Sarah Stillman: For some immigrants, deportation from the U.S. is a death sentence; "Hard Tests" by Jelani Cobb: A historically black university in the age of Trump; "Courting Disaster" by Anthony Lane: Reviews of The Insult and Paddington 2.

In this issue: "Death of a King" by Jelani Cobb: This anniversary of his assassination falls amid the largest anti-gun-violence mobilization that we have seen since he departed; "Daughter of Pakistan" by Alexis Okeowo: Do Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s documentaries shame her country or reform it; "Six Skittles" by John Seabrook: The danger of black ice; "Taking the Wheel" by Sheelah Kolhatkar: Can Uber’s new leader turn the scandal-plagued company around?

In this issue: "Out of Time" by Jelani Cobb: The banal horrors of Arkansas's executions; "Endgames" by Evan Osnos: What would it take to cut short Trump's Presidency?; "Can the Center Hold?" by Lauren Collins: Notes from a free-for-all election; and "Get Out of Town" by Emily Nussbaum.

In this issue: "Info Wars" by Steve Coll; "Belle" by Andrew Marantz; "Prodigy of Hate" by Jelani Cobb; "Fail Funnier" by Rivka Galchen; "Cold Heart" by Alexandra Schwartz; "Fresh Paint" by Peter Schjeldahl; "I Love Lucifer" by Emily Nussbaum; and "Shiny Things" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Reversal of Justice" by Jelani Cobb; "High Cuisine" by Lizzie Widdicombe; "An Odyssey" by Daniel Mendelsohn; "A Little Stranger" by Laura Miller; "Praise Songs" by Hua Hsu; and "Poetic License" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "States vs. Trump" by Jelani Cobb; "It Happened Here" by David Remnick; "Cold Remedy" by Nicola Twilley; and "Fighting Demons" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Across the Divide" by Jelani Cobb; "Trump's Boswell Speaks" by Jane Mayer; "Captain of Her Soul" by Rachel Aviv; "Counting Sheeple" by Emily Nussbaum; and "Funny Women" by Anthony Lane.

"Bullets and Ballots", by Jelani Cobb; "Friends of Israel", by Connie Bruck; "The Man Without a Mask", by William Finnegan; and "Lasting Impressions", by David Denby: A review of The Trip to Italy.

In this issue: "Random Shots" by Jelani Cobb; "E. U. Later" by Anthony Lane; "How to Steal an Election" by Jill Lepore; "Swimming with Sharks" by Rebecca Mead; "The Sound of Hate" by Alex Ross; and "Old Enemies" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Working-Class Heroes" by Jelani Cobb; "In Living Color" by Emily Nussbaum; "Room for Debate" by Andrew Marantz; and "Wild Things" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "American Demagogue" by David Remnick; "The Matter of Black Lives" by Jelani Cobb; "The List" by Sarah Stillman; and "Beauty and Beasts" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Terrorism in Charleston", by Jelani Cobb; "The Demolition Man", by Jane Kramer; "Rough-and-Tumble", by Alec Wilkinson; "To Serve Man", by Emily Nussbaum; "Mr. Popular", by Kelefa Sanneh; and "Head Trips", by Anthony Lane.