The word progress has always carried moral danger. It sounds clean. It suggests improvement, modernization, civic purpose, and movement toward something better. But history teaches a harder lesson. Progress often arrives with winners already named and losers expected to disappear quietly. David Hirshberg’s new novel,… | Read More in The Blogs
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