# Adam Serwer
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adam serwer (born 1982) is an American journalist. He is a staff writer at The Atlantic where his work focuses on politics. He has received awards from the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), The Root, and the Society of Professional Journalists.
Episode 164 – House of Dynamite
Show Notes
Ben and Josh discuss why Elon Musk threatened to buy Hasbro Corporation, office potlucks, fender benders, political thrillers that have come true 30 years later, some revisions that need to be made to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and finally, the new movie on Netflix…
Return to Bandung (#39) - From Minneapolis to Iran w/ Nick Estes
***Producer's note: Reposting an episode Nick recorded with Return to Bandung***
In this episode, I'm joined by returning guest Nick Estes—associate professor of American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota, cofounder of The Red Nation, and author of Our History Is the Future: Standing …
Supremes accused of paving path to America's destruction —and pretending not to notice
The Roberts Court’s Favorite Trick: Calling Power Neutral
A Court That Knows Exactly What It Is Doing
Adam Serwer’s column, as described in the source, argues that the Roberts Court is not merely conservative. It is actively clearing legal space for executive power, narrowing civil-rights protectio…
It is Simply Racial Profiling - Period
Hawk walks through Adam Serwer's Atlantic piece, The See No Evil Supreme Court, and the framework Serwer names the neo Korematsu doctrine: if any non racial explanation for a policy can be constructed, however hypothetical, the racial animus behind it stops mattering legally. Serwer traces it from …
“Trump Mini-Me’s and Wannabe’s.”
Democrats look to the midterms as they prepare to pass most of Joe Biden’s agenda in one bill, while Republicans believe that their path to victory runs through Donald Trump. Then, The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer talks to Dan Pfeiffer about his new book, The Cruelty Is The Point.For a closed-captioned v…
“The Jackson Pollock of racism.”
Trump doubles down on his racist attack, the Administration proposes further restrictions on refugees and asylum-seekers, and the President heads into 2020 with an electoral college advantage. Then Adam Serwer of the Atlantic talks to Jon L. about Trumpism and the battle for a multiracial democracy.
“Donald Trump’s halftime show.”
The President prepares to deliver a not-very-anticipated State of the Union, Governor Ralph Northam refuses to resign after a racist photo of him surfaces, and Senator Cory Booker announces his campaign for president. Then Adam Serwer of The Atlantic talks to Jon Favreau about the Northam fallout, …
Election Finale: Harris’s Star Power, Trump’s Mic Moment, and MAGA’s Conspiracy Web
Jordan Klepper recaps the candidates' final pushes, from Kamala Harris’s star-studded send-off to Trump’s oddly intimate mic moment. Michael Kosta reveals how Peanut the Squirrel’s death could sway niche undecided voters. Grace Kuhlenschmidt dives into the world of election prognosticators, consult…
What Trump truly fears when he lashes out at the Supreme Court
What happened
AlterNet reports that Atlantic writer Adam Serwer identifies Trump’s fear as the possibility that public criticism can influence Supreme Court justices. Serwer argues that Trump projects this fear when he attributes rulings against him to pressure from the “Radical Left,” then attacks…
Imani Perry and Adam Serwer on What America Owes
National Book Award winner Imani Perry joins Atlantic staff writer Adam Serwer for a conversation about race, identity and the promises America has made and broken across 250 years.
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