The Nation magazine occupies a unique and powerful position in the political, cultural, and historical landscape of the United States and has since its launch by abolitionists at the end of the Civil War. Our storied history of publishing includes visionary thinkers and writers like Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, James Baldwin, Hunter S. Thompson, and Martin Luther King Jr. Today’s contributors include Katrina vanden Heuvel, Naomi Klein, Michael Pollan, Laila Lalami, Michelle Alexander, Tony Kushner, Christopher Hayes, Eric Foner, Bill McKibben, Jeremy Scahill, Alice Waters, Marilynne Robinson, Katha Pollitt, and Calvin Trillin. The Nation magazine has been instigating progress for more than 150 years. Our award-winning reporting has led to congressional investigations and legislation, inspired grassroots movements, and ignited debate that shows a path forward.

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