Long-form essays examining race, belonging and hierarchy through British history, anthropology, neuroscience and sports media. Each piece traces how present-day racial narratives were built over centuries and how they are sustained.
Website: https://www.thetawia.com/
A French-language feminist and social-critique newsletter from a male author who fact-checks, reviews readings and dissects masculinist discourse. Issues tackle the use of the word 'bourgeoise' against sex workers and trans women, the critique and abandonment of intersectionality, and the racialised framing of the 'white feminism versus non-white masculinism' debate.
A personal and theological newsletter series, The Clearing Gospel, that examines Christianity through the lenses of power, politics, liberation and decolonial thought. The author draws on her experience as a queer Black woman formed in the Black church, evangelical spaces and seminary.
Danielle Belton's newsletter offers personal essays and commentary on politics, race, money and pop culture from a Black perspective. Recent issues cover Black wealth decline backed by Federal Reserve data, memoir pieces on working in TV, and a call for nominations for a women's profile series.
Long-form opinion essays on race, the press, and the American justice system, written in a personal first-person voice by a Connecticut father. Recent issues cover a Mississippi grand jury decision, a Massachusetts mistrial, and how media coverage assigns sympathy.
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