Articles from Washington Monthly (July 1, 2021)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Free Community College Is Great, but It Doesn't Solve Everything.	Kirshner, Jodie Adams		4801
Hard to Judge: Appraising the racial legacy of Justice John Marshall Harlan, the Court's famous civil rights dissenter.	Epps, Garrett		2246
Home Economics.	Colarusso, Laura		4804
Is Facebook Buying Off The New York Times? UNDER THE COVER OF LAUNCHING A LITTLE-KNOWN FEATURE, THE SOCIAL MEDIA GIANT HAS BEEN FUNNELING MONEY TO AMERICAS BIGGEST NEWS ORGANIZATIONS--AND HANGING THE REST OF THE PRESS OUT TO DRY.	Froomkin, Dan		3377
MEMORANDUM.	Kettl, Donald F.; Glastris, Paul		4410
Reflections on 20 Years of Editing the Washington Monthly.	Glastris, Paul	Editorial	1709
The Conservatives Out to Stop the New Bipartisan Antitrust Movement: How a 32-year-old policy activist is fighting to keep the GOP from going anti-monopoly.	Corteilessa, Eric		2456
The Smut Shamer: The turn-of-the-century battle between Anthony Comstock--a self-appointed anti-vice crusader--and the feminists.	Austin, Elizabeth		2146
The World's Most Important Anti-monopoly Movement.	Block, Daniel		3953
What Tucker Carlson Learned From Drew Pearson: The fearsome mid-century liberal columnist often scooped the Washington press corps, but his worst reporting strategies have been adopted by the right.	Heilbrunn, Jacob		1380
Why Joe Biden Should Listen to Bernie Sanders on Corporate Taxes: The Vermont senator's plan would close the pay gap between workers and executives--and be immensely popular.	Dougherty, Carter		1850