John Hersey's report on the Hiroshima bombing.
This periodical published an essay that concludes with a call to "end the racial nightmare, and achieve our country;" that essay, "Letter from a Region in my Mind," became the second section of James Baldwin's  The Fire Next Time . The basketball profile "A Sense of Where You Are" was one of John McPhee's many contributions to this periodical, which rose to prominence under Harold Ross. In 1946, this magazine devoted a full issue to (*)  John Hersey's report on the Hiroshima bombing. This magazine received an unprecedented flood of angry letters for a story in which Tessie Hutchinson draws a paper slip with a black spot. For 10 points, name this magazine that published Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery," whose covers often feature the monocled Eustace Tilley.
This periodical published an essay that concludes with a call to "end the racial nightmare, and achieve our country;" that essay, "Letter from a Region in my Mind," became the second section of James Baldwin's  The Fire Next Time .
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