Gabrielle Gurley
American Prospect
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Past articles by Gabrielle:
Americans’ Climate Migration Has Begun
The first generation of climate migrants tries to cling to the places they call home, but bureaucrats, wallets, and an overheating planet have the final say. → Read More
Et Tu, Jared Polis?
Buses are not the answer to emergency migrant services and immigration policy reforms. → Read More
Best of 2022: Gabrielle Gurley
Our senior editor gives her picks for her favorite stories of the year. → Read More
Fare or Free?
Fare evasion and stepped-up enforcement reignite the debate on fareless transit. If going fare-free is the answer, then the question is: Who pays? → Read More
Can Young Georgians Give Democrats Their 51st Senator?
Georgia youths are surging to the polls and could play a decisive role in the December 6 runoff election. → Read More
But for the Blizzards, a Climate Utopia?
Ignore those six-foot snowbanks—if you want some climate security, Buffalo wants you. → Read More
Still Democracy’s Death Watch
Saving democracy does not resonate when the forces of reaction are gearing up for the next offensive. → Read More
Maine Didn’t Get Fooled Again
Janet Mills thwacked Trumpist Paul LePage on a good night for Democratic women in New England. → Read More
For Young Voters, Abortion Still Looms Large
In Maine, mobilizing young voters focuses on preserving women’s reproductive freedoms. → Read More
Clash of the Titans in Maine
Janet Mills and Paul LePage are no strangers to political acrimony in a race that is as much about inflation as it is abortion. → Read More
Maura Healey Looks to Have a Lock on the Massachusetts Governorship, But
The likelihood of a Democratic trifecta in the Bay State is not as comforting as it appears. → Read More
Opting Out of Mass Transit?
Systems are surviving hybrid work schedules, but personal and fleet safety issues also influence the transit options that riders use—or desert. → Read More
A Spineless Gun Agreement
Congress is ready to settle for less, or nothing at all. → Read More
Proposed Federal Drug Testing Changes Could Imperil Transportation Workers
Union officials argue rules would inject chaos into the sector and mistakenly label non–drug users as users. → Read More
Working Out Equity in City Parks
A fitness gear seizure in Harlem’s Marcus Garvey Park shows that city officials have miles to go to create and support welcoming spaces for all residents. → Read More
Ahmaud Arbery and the Legacy of White Fear
A jury rendered justice in the Georgia case. What happens the next time? → Read More
The COP26 Parting Shot? Wait Until Next Year.
Equipped with alarming new reports and data on the accelerating climate crisis, the conference punted decisive action into 2022. → Read More
A Nuclear Cop-Out in Glasgow
If the international community can’t make headway on nuclear energy goals at COP26, when, if ever, is it going to happen? → Read More
The First Casualty of 2022 Is Terry McAuliffe
Virginia Democrats can blame themselves for Tuesday’s debacle. → Read More
Unfinished Business East of the River
The collapse of a pedestrian bridge in Washington reignites debates about reconnecting communities, racial equity, and what comes next. → Read More