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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 130 | Subscribers | Read | domesticleft.substack.com |
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Domestic Left #125: Sometimes cities surprise you
I did not expect to enjoy my brief time in Colorado Springs in early August. I was there for a wedding1 and, to be honest, was not looking forward to staying in a city I mostly associated with fundamentalism and the military. , who writes t...
Domestic Left #124: “It’s beautiful here. I never want to leave.”
Rocky Mountain National Park, in north-central Colorado, is the first national park I ever visited — in the summer of 1976, when I was three years old. It is also the one I have been to most often: at least half a dozen times, the most rece...
Domestic Left #123: Tales of two cities
I read Italo Calvino’s 1972 novel Invisible Cities mostly while on airplanes to and from Denver and Chicago last month. Or, more accurately, to and from those cities’ airports: in each case, I was flying there for reasons that had little do...
Domestic Left #122: Our labor day has come and gone
This month marks 30 years since I enlisted in the labor movement. Like pretty much everyone else who has ever joined any movement, it was because someone asked me to.
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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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