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Former cubicle-dwelling editor at The New Yorker turned self-taught, world-wandering artist. How did I get here? It’s a fun story: nyti.ms/2P4fzKo
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The Dangerous Spread of Jim Crow Nostalgia

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By John Donohue
| Project Syndicate Verified
With inaccurate claims about Black Americans’ poverty and crime rates having migrated from the far-right fringe to mainstream outlets like the Wall Street Journal, it is worth considering what the data actually say. Doing so will show that there is no empirical basis for such claims, only an ideological one.
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The Dangerous Spread of Jim Crow Nostalgia

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By John Donohue
| QOSHE
STANFORD—After the right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk’s death last year, a video clip resurfaced in which he proclaimed that Black Americans “are........
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The Price of Political Ties: Reputational Risk and the Strategic Divestment of Corporate PACs

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By Eric Baldwin, Takuma Iwasaki, John Donohue
| National Bureau of Economic Research
This work received no external funding. All research-related expenses were supported by Stanford University. All authors affirm that no conflicts of interest exist with respect to this research. The Stanford University Institutional Review Board has determined that this study does not involve human subjects as defined in 45 CFR 46.102(e) and therefore does not require full review by the Institutional Review Board. This determination was made on April 03, 2026.
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