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Historian Jemar Tisby writes weekly essays on faith, history, and justice, focusing on white Christian nationalism and the Black Christian tradition. Readers get historically grounded analysis of current politics, along with reflections on storytelling and activism for justice.
Comics and illustrated essays by Aubrey Hirsch on gender, justice, aging and life as a woman in America. Issues combine researched explainers on topics like AI deepfake law and period poverty with personal reflections and event notes.
A climate and social justice newsletter mixing opinion essays, guest articles and commentary on collapse, Indigenous rights and climate activism. Readers get politically engaged writing that connects climate impacts to colonialism, extraction and inequality, alongside ideas for action.
Comedian Jenny Yang pairs her weekly podcast, which features conversations with friends and community leaders, with Monday link roundups, personal essays and early ticket drops for her GOOD EGG comedy tour. Readers get curated recommendations, behind-the-scenes updates and candid personal stories about identity, justice and joy.
A Canadian musician and social justice commentator shares news of new albums (FIRE ICE and Squid in Chains' Abstract Realities) and posts commentary on political and media issues, including Israel and Gaza. Readers get music releases alongside opinionated takes on social justice topics.
A musician and community builder writes about defending democracy, environmental and social justice through the arts, with short posts mixing political commentary and creative pieces. Readers get personal reflections on current politics and a hopeful, arts-centred take on civic life.
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