In Polite Company
Sarah StankorbReasoned conversation about topics other people avoid in polite company.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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We’re Making a Movie
Me, tucked beside a camera, not realizing another was pointed at me. Photo credit: Jude Hope Harris
Over recent days, in a beautiful hardwood cabin, in a location I can’t yet share, four of us gathered hours from our homes and recorded the...
In Handmaid's Robes, She Protests Pete Hegseth’s Church
There's a weekly protest outside Christ Church Washington, D.C.
A Maryland woman I’ll call June tells me, “I’m a nobody. I got no name. I got no profile. I got no follow, right?” She is 49 years old and spends her Sundays dressed in a Hand...
Self-Reported Abuse Among Homeschoolers
Isolated, with long-lasting hurt
Before I launch in: I published a couple of articles in the past week that might be of interest. The first was for The New Republic, and featured a detailed run-down of the extremist bills that have resulte...
Watching Douglas Wilson get schooled in a debate
Can shadenfreude be a virtue?
There’s a clip making the rounds online that has created a delicious uproar: alongside Wajahat Ali (of THE LEFT HOOK with Wajahat Ali) and Tim Miller, Douglas Wilson recently made an appearance on Piers Morgan...
Slopaganda: Our Salvation?
A pipeline for lies, false idols and extremism
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Reporter, author and student of ethics, making sense of religion, politics, and gender. Author of DISOBEDIENT WOMEN and (forthcoming) DAMNED IF SHE DOES: Why Women Quit Church and What It Means for the Future of Religion. Rooting for democracy.
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