Nathan Newman

Contributing Writer

Nathan Newman is a writer and teaches Criminal Justice and Sociology at CUNY. His work has appeared in The Nation, The American Prospect, New York Daily News, and Dissent.

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Opinion

Getting creative to save labor rights

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Opinion

Biden's lifeline for red-state cities

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Opinion

How red states silence urban voters

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Opinion

What Josh Hawley's minimum wage proposal has in common with his election lies

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Opinion

Nathan Newman

Getting creative to save labor rights

Biden's lifeline for red-state cities

How red states silence urban voters

What Josh Hawley's minimum wage proposal has in common with his election lies

The U.S. welfare state is messy. That's not a bad thing.