No party in this USA
The country’s 250th birthday offers neither redemption nor obsolescence
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Ross Barkan
Ross Barkan is a writer from New York City and a columnist for the New Statesman. His book Fascism or Genocide: How a Decade of Political Disorder Broke American Politics and his novel Glass Century were both published this year.
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