Ian Haney Lopez·May 3, 2022Pro-Choice or Pro Something Else?Abortion is moving rapidly to the center of electoral politics, with the potential to bring voters off the sidelines to protect women and…A response icon1A response icon1
Ian Haney Lopez·Apr 29, 2022Race-Class Fusion Politics is Easy to Grasp — but hard to internalizeThe power of race-class fusion politics is that it’s easy to understand— and the weakness is that it’s hard to internalize.A response icon4A response icon4
Ian Haney Lopez·Dec 2, 2021Can Democracy (and the Democratic Party) Survive Racism as a Strategy?An Argument for Race-Class Fusion PoliticsA response icon27A response icon27
Ian Haney Lopez·Nov 23, 2021Racism’s ProfiteersAmy Frykholm interviews Ian Haney López Christian Century, November 16, 2021
Ian Haney Lopez·Oct 14, 2021Affirmative Action, Border Security, Ibram Kendi, Personal Responsibility: What Should Democrats Do?In preparing to write his latest New York Times opinion piece, Thomas Edsall queried several political writers about how a hypothetical…
InGENbyIan Haney Lopez·Oct 11, 2021Shor is mainly wrong about racism (which is to say, about electoral politics)A race-informed response to Ezra Klein’s engagement with David ShorA response icon15A response icon15
