USA · Progressives Magazin zum US-Süden
The shortages, the surveillance, the abandonment of entire communities – these aren’t cautionary tales; they’re documentation. That’s why The Last of Us, in some ways, feels less like a fantasy and more like a mirror.
Many Black Americans still labor under an enduring myth, not of their own making, that the lives and lived experiences of their distant ancestors are unknowable, lost to the grinding void of transatlantic enslavement.
In the past decade, Southwest Louisiana has become ground zero for the LNG boom, marketed by industry and policymakers alike as a “cleaner” bridge fuel for the world’s energy transition.