Mike’s Bonin's Substack
Mike BoninMike Bonin served on the Los Angeles City Council from 2013-2022. He hosts "What's Next, Los Angeles", a podcast about current affairs in Southern California, and writes about economic, social and racial justice in Southern California.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | mikebonin.substack.com |
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Looking for a silver lining in Los Angeles
Like so many other people today, I am trying to dig myself out of the emotional rubble of Election Night. I still can’t fully fathom the impact of the huge MAGA victory, but I am determined to stay engaged in the battles to come. I will kee...
You Call That an Apology?
In the final days of this election, the Los Angeles Times has apparently deemed itself the arbiter of apologies, judging who should apologize and when, and objectively declaring, with little scrutiny, who has apologized. Maybe they should s...
Now is the Time to Keep Talking About Policing in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES - There is something curious and very disturbing about the selection and confirmation of Los Angeles' next police chief: We are missing a huge opportunity to have a real conversation about policing and public safety.
Tough Talk, Bad Policy
“Get the hell out of here. I don’t care if you have nowhere else to go.”
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Former LA City Councilmember. Dad, husband, hiker, progressive activist, DC Comics nerd, host of What's Next Los Angeles podcast.
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