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The Company Town in the Twenty-First Century
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, miners in the Pocono Mountains and other coal-rich regions often lived in company towns, built around the
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Abortion, Adoption, and Abduction
With the Supreme Court poised to eradicate reproductive freedom, and ICWA on the docket, will America’s indigenous parents be incubators for wealthy white adoptions?
If United States democracy were a stock, I would short it.
I’m sorry to be a downer, but all indications show a bleak future for the American people and our government.
“A Storm is Coming”
I assume the New York Rangers’ marketing staff don’t know the significance of language about “The Storm,” and they aren’t intentionally trying to appeal to the QAnon crowd. Even so, …
Elon buying Twitter is a good reminder about platform ownership.
Online platforms are not owned by their users, and that’s something the users working to make them special must remember.
I have left Twitter.
I have heard good arguments to stay, but ultimately I neither like or trust Elon Musk, and I won’t be part of his empire.
Rob Liefeld’s Anatomy (X-Men Reread)
The Krakoan era of X-Men comics (sometimes called “The Hickman Era) has revitalized my favorite comic book franchise. Inspired by that run, and by Connor Goldsmith’s excellent CEREBRO podcast, I …