Domestic Left
Jonathan KissamA newsletter about art, music, travel, culture, history, left politics, mental health, and trade unionism.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 168 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Domestic Left #163: Primum, tragoedia
On this day in 100 BC, or perhaps the day after, Gaius Julius Caesar was born into a minor aristocratic family in the Roman Republic, which had lasted for four centuries at that point. Although it was hardly an egalitarian society — which w...
Domestic Left #162: Bound for glory
When I first left the country, at age 17, I was glad to be gone. Abroad, the first Gulf War had recently concluded, decisively vanquishing “Vietnam syndrome” in the court of American public opinion and establishing, according to President G...
Domestic Left #161: Against the evasion of rain
There is a saying among hikers, and more broadly among people who live in northern climes, that “there is no bad weather, only bad gear.” The idea being that you should not fear to leave your home and brave the elements as long as you dress...
Domestic Left #160: Fathers and sons
In 1984, when I was 11 years old, my family moved into a new house in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Lawrence, Kansas. Built in 1948, it is not a huge house by today’s standards (a little over 1,400 square feet, with three bedrooms and two b...
Domestic Left #159: Ill humors
It has been a difficult week for both body and soul. It is not yet officially summer but already the heat and humidity are getting to me. I am a creature of autumn and winter, of earth and water; I have little use for the full fire of the s...
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My day job is Communications Director for the United Electrical Workers union (commonly known as UE) and editor of the UE NEWS. In my spare time, I write about art, music, travel, culture, history and other stuff on Substack.
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