I Reckon: The struggle for a better future lies in stopping Cop City
In the immortal words of André 3000: “The South got something to say!”
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I Reckon: Biden can redeem himself at the UMWA picket line
We didn’t do right by the unions, Joe!
I Reckon: Tailgating just became a tool to wage political proxy wars
Southern politics lives on in college football’s biggest stage.
The South’s old politics live on in college football
The memory of sports legends can’t be ignored at the ballot box.
I Reckon: Country music is returning to its progressive roots
It’s about to get country-western.
I Reckon: The Kentucky floods will stain the hands of coal companies
This is the stuff John Prine sang about.
I Reckon: As goes the South, so does the SCOTUS
Trace the path of our generation’s most consequential Supreme Court decisions and you’ll end up in the Bible Belt.
I Reckon: Which side are you on, National Labor Relations Board?
The National Labor Relations Board is siding with corporations over the working class.
I Reckon: Democratic misery in Missouri
Democrats blew their chances to send a progressive to the Senate in Missouri.
I Reckon: Joe Manchin exists because of Democrats
Senator Joe Manchin has proved to be a huge thorn in the sides of his party and political activists alike.