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In this issue: Who Will Win? BY JAMES FALLOWS The debates between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump—if they take place—will be the most extreme contrast of styles in America’s political history, What O. J. Simpson Means to Me BY TA- NEHISICOATES Simpson did everything he could to escape his blackness— until it helped him escape murder charges, exposing deeply racist policing, Fear of a Female President Hillary Clinton’s candidacy has provoked a wave of misogyny—one that may roil American life for years to come BY PETER BEINART, The Big Question What concept most needs a word in the English language? and much more...

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