Best of Across The Margin 2019, Nonfiction
As 2019 comes to its close, Across the Margin takes a look back at some of its most treasured moments in Nonfiction… Throughout this final…
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As 2019 comes to its close, Across the Margin takes a look back at some of its most treasured moments in Nonfiction… Throughout this final…
“When you really do not know what is real and what isn’t, you have to go with your gut. You don’t have anything else to…
Something HAS to be done, but what? A modest, pragmatic proposal for gun control. by: Frederick Foote The position is inarguable, guns are a public…
In defense of Killer Mike, an activist and an artist that “consistently and ferociously brings light and love to the world,” in the wake of…
by: Frederick Foote Yet again, Americans are forced to ask the tough questions about guns and the Soul of the United States… Facing the reality…
by Ian Johnson 1 The Team: White and rich enough to merit national media attention. The Mission: To force the President to take notice and to compel Congress…
One of Across the Margin’s most recent stories takes on an entirely new life… by: Jack Ratliff In late October, in the wake of another…
A story that envisions a bold future where the only victims of gun violence are those who choose not to carry a gun… by: Jack…
There is more than meets the eye, in this contest that pits the worthiness of human lives versus revenue… by: Michael Shields The N.R.A., and…
A guest contributor continues the crucial conversation about gun control, arguing that “to do nothing is a cold, callous, [and an] inappropriate response to an…
When will enough be enough, or are routine casualties an acceptable cost of ensuring our right to arms? by: Michael Shields We are to blame….