Humanities in Revolt
Jeffrey Nall, Ph.D.High school dropout turned college professor bringing the insights of the humanities out of the ivory tower and into the streets and homes of everyday life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 131 | Subscribers | Read | jeffreynall.substack.com |
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Mass Deportation: Trump's Trojan Horse
Shortly after sunrise on August 6, 2025, masked, helmeted, and heavily armed U.S. Border Patrol agents lay in wait in the back of a yellow Penske moving truck outside of a Home Depot in Los Angeles. Their prey? Hispanic manual laborers, wai...
Armed Raids in a Penske Truck
Shortly after sunrise on August 6, 2025, masked, helmeted, and heavily armed U.S. Border Patrol agents lay in wait in the back of a yellow Penske moving truck outside of a Home Depot in Los Angeles. Their prey? Hispanic manual laborers, wai...
"Starve Away!": Jesse Welles' Protest Anthem Against Genocidal Starvation
In a July 22nd post on X, Florida Congressman Randy Fine posted “Release the hostages. Until then, starve away.” Fine was responding to an ABC News' report that 15 people in Gaza had died in 24 hours due to malnutrition.
How to Train Your Dragon and Liberate Men
As a boy, Fred Rogers believed being “strong meant having big muscles, great physical power.” Over time, the boy who became a pioneering children’s programming creator, best known as Mister Rogers came to “realize that real strength has muc...
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High school dropout turned professor of humanities, philosophy, and gender studies; applying the insights of the humanities to everyday life, and exploring what it means to "be" a critical thinker.
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