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April 2, 2021
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- Cover Story
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Black Land Matters
After a century of dispossession, young Black farmers are restoring their rightful place in American agriculture.
- FEATURES
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The “Machine That Eats Up Black Farmland”
Leaders at the US Department of Agriculture claim the agency has moved past its legacy of discrimination. Our reporting says otherwise.
Stars and Strife
How two feuding tea party leaders helped lay the groundwork for the insurrection
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Moving the Needle
Inside the grassroots campaign that protected San Francisco’s Latino community—and the entire city—from a deadly virus
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The Truth About Reconciliation
Can America heal itself? The reckoning after the Greensboro Massacre provides some lessons.
- TO OUR READERS
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The Good Fight
Decades before “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” Jim Ridgeway knew that journalism can’t stay on the sidelines.
- OUTFRONT
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School’s Out
Why many Black parents aren’t joining the push to send their kids back to class
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Total Recall
Randy Economy’s piratical plan to recall a governor
Asset Bubble
How the superrich quarantined their wealth during the pandemic
- MIXED MEDIA
Biden’s Muse
Decoding Joe Biden’s favorite pop historian
Taxpayer Dollars
The myth of “taxpayer dollars”
- FOOD + HEALTH
Watching the Watchers
Let’s stop freaking out over kids’ pandemic screen time.
A Fair Slice
Can co-ops save restaurants?
Want to read it now? Stories appearing in gray below have not been published to our website yet. These stories will be added over the coming weeks. You can read all stories from this issue now by subscribing to Mojo’s digital edition. The complete issue is also available on Zinio, Kindle, Magzter, Nook, and Apple News+.
Black Land Matters
After a century of dispossession, young Black farmers are restoring their rightful place in American agriculture.
The “Machine That Eats Up Black Farmland”
Leaders at the US Department of Agriculture claim the agency has moved past its legacy of discrimination. Our reporting says otherwise.
Stars and Strife
How two feuding tea party leaders helped lay the groundwork for the insurrection
Moving the Needle
Inside the grassroots campaign that protected San Francisco’s Latino community—and the entire city—from a deadly virus
The Truth About Reconciliation
Can America heal itself? The reckoning after the Greensboro Massacre provides some lessons.
The Good Fight
Decades before “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” Jim Ridgeway knew that journalism can’t stay on the sidelines.
School’s Out
Why many Black parents aren’t joining the push to send their kids back to class
Total Recall
Randy Economy’s piratical plan to recall a governor
Asset Bubble
How the superrich quarantined their wealth during the pandemic
Biden’s Muse
Decoding Joe Biden’s favorite pop historian
Taxpayer Dollars
The myth of “taxpayer dollars”
Watching the Watchers
Let’s stop freaking out over kids’ pandemic screen time.
A Fair Slice
Can co-ops save restaurants?
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