Left Out
Julius HernandezLeft Out is a political newsletter that cuts through the noise to expose who’s being talked over, what’s being ignored, and how we build real power from the ground up.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | juliushernandez.substack.com |
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The Far Left Is Reviving Antisemitism.
There is a version of this conversation we should be able to have. You can oppose Netanyahu’s government, criticize Israel’s military conduct in Gaza, oppose unconditional military aid, and hold all of those positions with intellectual hone...
The Online Left Didn't Almost Win Illinois. It Lost Illinois. AIPAC Is a Convenient Villain for a Much Deeper Problem
The results from Illinois’s March 17th primaries have already been swallowed by the frame that felt most satisfying to the people most invested in the outcome: AIPAC got beat. And to be clear, there’s truth in that. The AIPAC-affiliated gro...
The Revolution You Were Not Warned About
Somewhere in America right now, a 22-year-old with a marketing degree is applying to her 200th entry-level job. She is competing against 800 other applicants. The company will screen all of their resumes with an algorithm, rank them with an...
Leftists Told Jasmine Crockett She Can't Win — Then Backed the Nazi in Maine.
There are two Democratic Senate primaries happening right now that, on the surface, look like routine debates about strategy. Texas voters just chose between a state representative named James Talarico and a congresswoman named Jasmine Croc...
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