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Friday, July 13 2018

• Brazil, Bruce Lee, and Black Lives in the Music of Kamasi Washington, and the Uncertain Future of the Democratic Party July 13, 2018

  Kamasi Washington&rsquo;s eclectic music has made him a favorite of hip-hop stars and jazz heads alike. Plus: Ben Wallace-Wells on a divided Democratic Party. (article)

• The Extreme Bikers of the Navajo Nation and the Uncertain Future of the Democratic Party July 13, 2018

  The Native American community redefines downhill racing, and the liberal establishment struggles to find its identity. (episode)

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  • The Democratic Party, Desperately Seeking an Identity July 13, 2018

    With the midterms approaching, Democrats haven&rsquo;t resolved the tension between the establishment and progressive wings of their party.

  • Brazil, Bruce Lee, and Black Lives in the Music of Kamasi Washington July 13, 2018

    The saxophonist Kamasi Washington plays eclectic, high-energy music that has made him a favorite of hip-hop stars and jazz heads alike.

  • Carmen Maria Machado Spends “A Very Pennsylvania Day” at the Allentown Farmers’ Market July 13, 2018

    The author&rsquo;s favorite place is a farmers&rsquo; market next to the hospital where she was born.

  • The Rezneck Riders July 13, 2018

    In the heart of the Navajo Nation, an extreme form of downhill bike racing is practiced both as a way to connect to the harsh landscape and to overcome the burdens of reservation life.