Claire Bond Potter
Claire Bond Potter is the Editorial Board's politics historian. A professor of historical studies at The New School for Social Research in New York City, she is the co-executive editor of Public Seminar and the publisher of Political Junkie. Follow her @TenuredRadical.
They don’t get it, because they won’t.
He believed the function of school was not to turn out students as quality products, but to cultivate individual creativity and, most importantly, incubate citizens capable of life-long learning.
The Biden agenda is common sense.
It is the linchpin of a digital universe where it is always election season.
A new abortion fight will mobilize a Democratic Party that has not foregrounded social policies so dramatically since 1965.
Encouraging voters to fear transgender women as a threat to the right to compete fairly is yet another big lie.
This disaster is ideological, writes Claire Bond Potter.
Claire Bond Potter cuts through the noise to reveal the world Title IX made.
Can the House GOP’s No. 3 finish what she started? asks Claire Bond Potter.
Why did Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson call an anti-trans bill ‘indefensible’ before vetoing it?
First, consider where these bills originate, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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