APRIL 2021 COMMONWEAL: Reader Comments

 

COMMONWEAL APRIL 2020

FROM THE EDITORS

Going big

COMMENT

Biden & the border  (Griffin Oleynick)

Myanmar’s coup (Isabella Simon)

Stopping the vote (Matthew Sitman)

SHORT TAKES

Against lying (Rita Ferrone)

Experiments in self-reliance (Jonathan Malesic)

Letter from India (Jo McGowan )

The end of the Alien Tort Statute? (Fernando C. Saldivar, SJ)

ARTICLES

Last men and women (George Scialabba)

The promise and peril of artificial intelligence (John W. Farrell)

The case against meritocracy (Eugene McCarraher)

INTERVIEW

Maria Hinojosa with Regina Munch

ARTS

‘Goya’s Graphic Imagination’ (Alejandro Anreus)

BOOKS

Church, Interrupted by John Cornwell (Reviewed by Austen Ivereigh)

No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood (Reviewed by Katie Daniels)

Chicago Católico by Deborah E. Kanter (Reviewed by Milton Javier Bravo)

The career of Mary-Kay Wilmers (Anthony Domestico)

SPORTS

Remembering Maradona (Santiago Ramos)

POETRY

“I Confess” (Stephen Rybicki)

“Climate Signals, Sunset Park” (John Linstrom)

“El Niño” (Diane Scharper)

“Besides” (Peter Cooley)

LAST WORD

What we’ve been missing (Roberto J. De La Noval)

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