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That the GOP distorts 'wokeness' isn't surprising. What's surprising is when legitimate critics do
Magdi Semrau explains three ways "anti-woke" critics get social reform wrong.
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Black Americans and Americans of color have limited space in George Packer's 'Four Americas'
His essay in The Atlantic argues against itself, writes Magdi Semrau.
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No, the filibuster does not protect the Democratic Party. It creates the gridlock that weakens it
Magdi Semrau explains why the GOP loves a do-nothing Congress.
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There is no causal link—none—between 'defund the police' and the rise of murder rates nationally
Anyone saying otherwise is just making things up, writes Magdi Semrau.
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Doing more of what got Trump beaten in the election isn't working out well for Republicans
The GOP has no plan to bring back lost voters, writes Magdi Semrau
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Trump's 'big lie' is actually the GOP's 'long lie'
The attack on shared reality began in the 60s, says Magdi Semrau.
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A new study involving 5,089 participants finds that anti-racism does not hurt support for Dem policy
Yet the opposite was widely reported, writes Magdi Semrau.
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Wokeness is good. It always has been
Manipulation of wokeness, however, is bad, writes Magdi Semrau
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George Floyd’s Black body was on trial
Magdi Semrau explains the racist history behind Derek Chauvin's defense.
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The market is becoming less useful to Republicans. The long marriage of convenience is over
Mitch McConnell was never really a fan, writes Magdi Semrau
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No, Democrats would not be conservative in Europe
A myth that won't die, writes Magdi Semrau.
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Liberals, leftists are united in believing in government. Everything else is negotiable
Jacobin imagines divisions where none exist, writes Magdi Semrau.