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MIndy Kay Bricker

MIndy Kay Bricker

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Digital Director, The New Republic

New York

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local government, redevelopment tax policy, politics urban affairs, state government philadelphia,urbanism

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alcohol

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Total articles 3

  • The Power of Narrative Comics

    By MIndy Kay Bricker Verified| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified Each of the millions of Syrian refugees who have fled their brutalized, unrecognizable homeland did so for uniquely personal reasons — the regime bombarding cities, the Islamic State threatening a return to the dark ages, the loss of jobs in a crumbling economy. Yet their quests cohered around one purpose: They all wanted better lives.

    By MIndy Kay Bricker Verified · Foreign Policy Magazine

    Jan. 29, 2016

  • Why Brain Scientists Should Fail

    By MIndy Kay Bricker Verified| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified In this week’s Global Thinkers podcast, Duke’s Miguel Nicolelis and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Anthony Zador explore the significant discoveries of the past year that have brought the world one step closer to understanding the most perplexing part of the human body: the brain. FP Executive Editor for Print Mindy Kay Bricker hosts. Miguel Nicolelis is a 2015 Global Thinker, neuroscientist, and professor at Duke University.

    By MIndy Kay Bricker Verified · Foreign Policy Magazine

    Dec. 15, 2015

  • Global Thinkers: Is God Having a Climate Moment?

    By MIndy Kay Bricker Verified| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified In this week’s Global Thinkers podcast, 2014 Global Thinker and atmospheric scientist Katharine Hayhoe joins 2009 Global Thinker and activist Bill McKibben to discuss climate change, denialism, faith, and what to expect from the upcoming Paris conference. Mindy Kay Bricker, FP executive editor for print, and FP energy reporter Keith Johnson host.

    By MIndy Kay Bricker Verified · Foreign Policy Magazine

    Sep. 30, 2015

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The New Republic

The New Republic is a prominent American media organization and journal of opinion founded in 1914. It has played a significant role in shaping progressive political thought and public discourse. Established by Herbert Croly, Walter Lippmann, and Walter Weyl, the publication aimed to provide insightful analysis to guide American society through various reforms and global challenges. The New Republic publishes long-form articles, essays, and commentary on politics, culture, and international affairs, focusing on progressive ideals and policy analysis. It has adapted to modern media trends with a digital platform that includes online articles, newsletters, and multimedia content. Additionally, it maintains an archive of historical articles that document its influence on U.S. political discourse over the past century. The publication has historically appealed to intellectuals, policymakers, and progressive audiences interested in social justice and liberal reforms.

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