"No Visible Bruises" continues to be painfully relevant. (Put another way, as @jamellebouie.net did today, everything is gender.)

Just replied to Sarah, but it's also the subject of the best American Public Media podcast you'll ever hear: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

That's Sold a Story! Electrifying podcast; burned through it in a sprint, almost involuntarily. And actually prompted some significant (if very incomplete) policy changes. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

Oh Steven, I'm so sorry. That's a wonderful memory of her to carry.

Thrilled by this. Amazing.

Got his autograph before a concert in 2018. Jaw was on the floor when I saw the energy he brought on stage. No wonder he's still going strong.

Peter Gomes had a wonderful sermon about this: soundcloud.com/harvard/pete...

Yes. Kennan's American Diplomacy is fantastic on this - echoes backwards and forwards through the century.

Thanks for everything you do.

It helps. In the aggregate, not the particular. Members are still surprisingly responsive to the "pulse" calls offer them on constituent concerns. You should feel good for doing it.

Really interesting. Can we tell this story independent of productivity? When a common argument for US over-performance there was a stimulus response that deprioritized existing employment relationships, but allowed for more labor reallocation and firm formation?

Good God Sarah I'm so sorry

With gratitude for doing this, it would be wonderful if you and other faculty would consider writing a rebuttal for NYT itself -- knocking this nonsense argument down where it was inexplicably elevated.