In this issue

How people join hate groups has been studied extensively, but researchers are still learning how people quit. In the July/August cover story "Addicted to Hate," Wes Enzinna reports on the some of the programs designed to help the men in extremist groups when they try to leave them. Life was hard enough for California's vineyard workers, then Trump threatened to deport them. Maddie Oatman travels with photographer, Mark Murrmann to examine the impact this has on this agricultural community in "Grapes of Fear". First time director, Raymond "Boots" Riley chats with reporter Michael Mechanic about his new film, "Sorry to Bother You." Also in this issue, the growth of solar in China, an Illinois town gets caught up in Ben Carson's crusade against fair housing, and vertical farming might not be the wave of the future as some have predicted.

The New Trump Democrat

Why progressives are rooting for Richard Ojeda—a pro-pot, pro-coal West Virginia populist who voted for the president

7 mins

Canadian Bakin

While the Trump administration reboots the war on pot, Canada is poised to corner the legal market.

4 mins

Pregnant While Black

Racism is dangerous for moms and babies. But there’s a surprisingly simple and effective way to minimize the risk. 

5 mins

Addicted To Hate

Inside the movement that’s trying to help white supremacists kick violent racism for good

10+ mins

As America Guts Solar Programs, China Turns Up The Heat

As the Trump Administration guts America’s solar programs, China is turning up the heat.

10+ mins

Commitment Issues

Desperate families are having their opioid-addicted relatives locked up for treatment. But does forced rehab work?

10+ mins

Grapes Of Fear

Low pay, long hours, grueling work: Life was hard enough for California’s vineyard workers— then Trump threatened to deport them.

10 mins

Riley's Coup

How an Oakland rapper made a film about race and class and rapacious capitalism that millions will pay to see

9 mins

We Are All Men Here!

My weekend at Camp Lost Boys with 100 other transgender guys

7 mins

A Far Cry

Another way Trump hurts Trump country

3 mins

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