The Atlantic Interview

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The Christians Who Mock Wokeness for a Living

The Babylon Bee, an online satire publication, has become a popular destination for Christians disaffected with megachurch culture and right-wingers who crave clever commentary about the hypocritical left.
Emma Green
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Should Princeton Exist?

Each year, top universities shower resources on a privileged few. Christopher Eisgruber, the president of Princeton, defends elite education.
Emma Green
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A World Without Children

A generation facing an intractable problem debates whether to bring a new generation into the world.
Emma Green
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The Culture War Over ‘Pregnant People’

Some advocates on the left want America to talk about pregnancy and birth in gender-neutral terms. But this language change might not be so easy for the country to embrace.
Emma Green
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What Texas Abortion Foes Want Next

If John Seago and his allies get their way, abortion would be completely illegal in the United States. Would they be ready for the consequences?
Emma Green
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Cornel West on Why the Left Needs Jesus

The famous professor has found himself out of step with cancel culture and the search for political purity among progressives.
Emma Green
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The Vortex of White Evangelicalism

“Every single Christian of color who is proximate to evangelical spaces gets called everything but a child of God. And that’s just part of the work.”
Emma Green