no. 76 - Get in Line
no. 75 - Facing the Future
no. 74 - Altered States
no. 73 - Consolation Prizes
no. 72 - Life Alert
The Baffler, est. 1988, is a magazine of art, criticism, and political analysis, publishing bimonthly print issues as well as daily online dispatches.
The Baffler
Who’s Got Next?
Divided and Conquered • In search of a democratic majority
Arizona Dreamin’ • Red turned blue, but will it fade?
From Fall Creek
Live Free or DEI • The eugenic foundations of the war on woke
Go West • Displacement and replacement in the Balkans
[. . .] Fady Joudah
I Got Mine • Staten Island’s politics of resentment
You See? You Are Also Simulated
Persistent Antagonism • Means to a reproductive end
Diverging Majority • When demography isn’t destiny
Flight Attendant,
In the Twilight Zone • Temporary protections fail migrants
Alternatives for Germany • Neo-Nazis and memory culture on trial
Who Lost Texas? • A report from the Shatterbelt
War Machine Learning • Higher ed embraces the arms race
While Listening to Bach’s Double Violin Concerto in D Minor
Bafflomathy (No. 75)
