Jane Mayer lately obtained a recording of a meeting whereby conservative energy brokers region how to defeat the balloting-rights bill H.R. 1, which would curtail the float of dark money into elections. The bill is popular with voters on the left and the factual, they acknowledge, and, for that reason, they need to abolish it by any means necessary. Dorothy Brown, the author of “The Whiteness of Wealth,” explains how the reputedly race-neutral tax code compounds many inequalities in American life, and prevents Black individuals from constructing wealth. And the director David Fincher talks about his movie “Mank”—written by his late father—and the eternal warfare between screenwriters and directors.
Jane Mayer on How to Assassinate a Invoice
A leaked call information conservatives planning to defeat the balloting-rights bill H.R. 1. Popular with voters of each parties, it would curtail the float of dark money into elections.
David Fincher on “Mank,” and How the Movies Learned to Talk
The director talks about his latest feature—written by his late father, Jack Fincher—and the eternal warfare between screenwriters and directors.
The Hidden Racism of Taxes
A professor of tax law uncovers how the reputedly race-neutral tax code compounds many inequalities in American life, and prevents Black individuals from constructing wealth.
Daniel Alarcón on Some Favorite Young individuals’s Books
Homebound at some stage within the pandemic, the author leaned into the fun of reading with his son.
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Race and Taxes, and Jane Mayer on How to Assassinate a Invoice
