7 Bridges
Michael SlabyA conversation about the future of humanity and democracy in America via new perspectives from Michael Slaby (and occasionally others) on the ongoing work of reclaiming our civic life and rebuilding our democracy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 112 | Subscribers | Read | 7bridges.substack.com |
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Weekend Edition: 130M Democrats
In an era where the GOP remains in thrall to the quasi-religious movement of Trumpism that is defined by narrative over delivery, the Democratic Party should be exploding in membership. But our defining practices focus more on performativen...
An economics of value beyond wealth
In response to my last essay on the way forward after this election cycle, one of my subscribers (h/t to for the feedback) suggested that given the dysfunctional state of our economy and civic life that focusing on community and bridging f...
Ready for another way
Despite the complexity of the world as a graph, there is a straight line in the history of American civic culture from the rise of the Tea Party in 2010 to today. Where voting for both Obama and Trump makes sense. Where Biden was the moment...
The work ahead
We are nearing the end of an election cycle that many Americans have been dreading and/or trying to avoid despite its near-omnipresence. In the intro to my book, I told the story of how differently different communities in this country expe...
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