The Progressive Review

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How about a new religion?

Blending the past with the present

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Positive ethnic theory

A new alliance? Teenagers and 80 somethings

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The numbers they don’t talk about

A demi-decade of disaster

Confessions of a stakeholder

Confessions of a positive cynic

More liberal gawk talk

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When God turned right

Multiculturalism means living with folks who aren’t as smart about you as you are

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Moving from anti-racism to pro-multiculturalism

The time we’re in

Covering the Cambridge city council

Back to school: Memoirs of a parent association president

Change the culture; the politics will follow

Potluck with neighbors

Coming of age with “On the Road”

Smackdown with Bill O’Reilly

How Mad Men control politics

America in the twilight