“Living Together Shouldn’t Put Us at War With One Another or With the Earth”
The only just future is one in which every person is given the chance to flourish — without exploiting other people or the planet.
Articles by: Jedediah Purdy
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Jedediah Purdy teaches at Duke and is the author, most recently, of After Nature: A Politics for the Anthropocene.
“The Courts Are Political”
Legal scholar Jedediah Purdy talks about Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court’s looming crisis of legitimacy, and how the Left can take advantage of that crisis.
The New Red-Baiting
Establishment pundits like Bret Stephens are trying to revive the Cold War, using the sloppiest of anti-left arguments.
Power and Persuasion
Bernie Sanders's nationally televised town hall spotlighted the type of politics we need to beat Trump.
How Trump Won
The Democratic Party's abandonment of the working class cleared the space for Trump.