Thoughts from Rikki Schlott
Rikki SchlottPolitical and cultural commentary from the perspective of a young libertarian.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | rikkischlott.substack.com |
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Reflections on adoption
I accidentally discovered my father had been secretly adopted thanks to a DNA test. I wrote about finding my biological family for a class at Columbia recently, and, although it’s a different sort of piece for me, I thought I’d share it her...
In defense of Glenn Greenwald
I didn’t have “Glenn Greenwald sex tape” on my 2025 bingo card, and the PayPal cameo was even less expected, but it should go without saying that I stand with him in what seems to be a malicious attempt to discredit his work.
The strange takedown of David Hogg
Democrats have thrown an eye-watering $20 million at their “young men problem.” As they should. Their performance has been dismal — no surprise for the party of toxic masculinity, cancel culture, and “believe all women.”
About that Piers Morgan n-word panel I was on
On what would have otherwise been a totally normal Monday morning in the back of a news van near my apartment, I remotely broadcasted into an episode of “Piers Morgan Uncensored” that took an incredibly viral and odious turn.
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