Bitchy History is a feminist history newsletter that examines women erased from historical narratives, the systems that constrained them, and persistent myths that treat those constraints as natural. Recent issues connect historical episodes like the rest cure and The Yellow Wallpaper to contemporary debates about women's visibility and disability.

Philosopher Kate Manne writes about misogyny, rape culture and gendered power, mixing essays, interviews and commentary on current events. Issues combine academic insight with personal reflection, including her work on campus sexual violence and fraternity culture.

Internet Exchange is a newsletter examining digital justice and technology through feminist and political-economy lenses, covering encryption policy, digital public infrastructure and its governance. Recent issues offer essays and analysis on how state-run digital systems in Brazil and India distribute power, alongside reporting on global encryption laws.

A history newsletter by James Fell that revisits historical events and figures with a profane, irreverent voice, such as the origins of the Me Too movement. It mixes free posts with paid-subscriber pieces on travel, writing, and cultural memory.