Listening Sessions
David SessionsIdeas, politics, and homosexual nonsense.
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Wired’s ‘Gay Tech Mafia’ is a Homintern Conspiracy Theory
The Homintern in American magazines, 1969-present.
Wired’s latest cover story, “Inside the Gay Tech Mafia,” makes last year’s celebrated but journalistically undercooked Harper’s story about gooning look like an FBI investigation. (Maybe t...
Wanting to Be Hot is Not Fascism
The other day I rather thoughtlessly posted a note about a genre of Substack note I find grating, in this case a rant against “looksmaxxing.”1 I would characterize this genre of note as a form of cultureslop: pseudo-analysis that is actuall...
The Year of the Gay Sex Zeitgeist
Entering 2025 on a “vibe shift,” it could be difficult to tell if the shadows that fell over gay world this year were alarming or a little ridiculous. Busily working toward the Führer in the first half of the year, American corporations wit...
Why Tech Moral Panic Matters
I intend to follow up my last post about the role of “atomization” in theories of fascism with a deeper dive into what I’m calling neo-atomization discourses: the distinct but overlapping public anxieties about loneliness, smartphones, and...
What if Americans Are the Opposite of "Atomized"?
I’ve been mulling over this rapprochement between Dylan Riley and because it illuminated some things in my own thinking I hadn’t quite articulated. For those who are unfamiliar, Riley is a Marxist sociologist at Berkeley who has written so...
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Historian and journalist, cohost of Off Christopher Street. Writing in The New Republic, The Point, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Dissent, Commonweal, and others.
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