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Ideas & Media

Journalists, publishers, scholars, teachers and preachers who shaped what Americans knew and believed.

All Journalism & Mass Media Scholars & Public Intellectuals Education Religion & Religious Movements
Role: Any Author 71 Educator 55 Journalist 49 Activist 31 Religious Leader 28 Broadcaster 27 Economist 24 Philosopher 13 Publisher 12 Psychologist 11 Social Scientist 11 Historian 9 Founder 7 Novelist 6 Central Banker 5 Executive 5 Lawyer 5
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Jerome Powell b. 1953Scholars & Public IntellectualsFederal Reserve chair who steered monetary policy through the pandemic and the inflation surge that followed.Alan Dershowitz b. 1938Scholars & Public IntellectualsHarvard Law professor and constitutional scholar known for his high-profile legal defenses and writings.Kimberlé Crenshaw b. 1959Scholars & Public IntellectualsLegal scholar who coined the term intersectionality, reshaping understandings of overlapping discrimination.Lawrence Lessig b. 1961Scholars & Public IntellectualsHarvard Law professor and activist who founded Creative Commons and campaigns against political corruption.Amy Wax b. 1953Scholars & Public IntellectualsUniversity of Pennsylvania law professor whose controversial writings on culture and immigration sparked national debate.