of the very first school-desegregation case he worked on. "If there is a benefit to having to fight for civil rights over so many decades," writes Nikole Hannah-Jones, "it's that it makes you presciently aware of the way that racism does not so much go away but adapts to the times." In this week's special issue,

INE Sam Anderson's obsession with Michelangelo's David statue, Jennifer Percy follows the families of loved ones taken by the tsunami in Japan and Nikole Hannah-Jones finds a school for her daughter in a segregated system. EFTA00637835 ON MONEY The Major Blind Spots in Macroeconomics Years after the financia