By Dejennay Dehaney In March of 2025, the Trump administration began cutting three million dollars from the National Endowment for the Arts as a part of its 2026 budget proposal. Although these cuts affect musicians and artists across the United States, they have a disproportionate impact on musicians of color who rely more on said […]
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By Amanda Shea Hungria “So plant your own gardens and decorate your own soul instead of waiting for someone to bring you flowers.” —Jorge Luis Borges Scrolling through TikTok, I’ve noticed more than ever that Gen Z has been deeply resonating and sharing quotes from famous movies,singers, and even poets–Just like this Borges quote. But […]
By Brianna Sylvain My dry eyes lazily drifted as I sat up in bed, with my computer before me. Everything in my body told me to go to sleep, yet my index finger remained positioned on my keyboard’s ‘down’ arrow–its routine presses continued the scrolling on my screen and halted my body from surrendering to […]
Join us for a virtual conversation featuring Amy Littlefield, The Nation’s abortion access correspondent and the prize–winning author of the upcoming book Killers of Roe, and Nation senior editor Regina Mahone. Co-sponsored by The Nation.
A conversation about the future of media featuring StudentNation writers Ilana Cohen, Aina Marzia, and Lara-Nour Walton. Moderated by “Nation” editor and publisher Katrina vanden Heuvel. The event took place at Puffin Brooklyn on January 29, 2026.
by The Nation Fund Journalism Fellows Violations of the First Amendment have increased during Trump’s second term, impacting our freedom to assemble, worship as we choose, speak openly, and hold our government to account. Unless the course is corrected, we will feel the impact of a diminished 1st Amendment for years to come.Nine journalism students in The […]