Dale Maharidge
Dale Maharidge is a professor at Columbia University's School of Journalism. He won the 1990 non-fiction Pulitzer Prize for And Their Children After Them. Most of his books are about the working class.
How the United States Chose to Become a Country of Homelessness
Co-published with The Nation. For months, our leaders have known that the Covid-19 crisis could force millions of people from their homes. They decided to let it happen.
The Making of âan Ardent Trump Supporterâ in Youngstown
Co-published with The Daily Beast. These voters were madeânot born. The way to change that may be a contemporary New Deal to support âlaboratoriesâ to restore American greatness and a fair deal for workers.
Bumpy Ride: Why America’s Roads are in Tatters
Co-published with Harper's. If the roads are failing, it means government is failing.
American Ballad: A Photographic Chronicle of America’s Working Poor
Co-published with Smithsonian Magazine. To mark the 75th anniversary of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, photographer Matt Black and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Dale Maharidge, traveled to California's Central Valley, Cleveland and northern Maine to chronicle