New Means
Joshua P. HillWriting that zooms out. New Means discusses politics in the broadest possible ways, from our neighborhoods to our workplaces to our religious lives to organizing to the ways we collectively think.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 139 | Subscribers | Read | jphilll.com |
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The Police won't Love you Back
This weekend Congressman Anthony D’Esposito sent a message out to the world. He tweeted “Don’t ever cross us.” accompanied by a photo of thousands and thousands of NYPD officers, and other cops from around the country, who had come to Long ...
The Second and Final Gilded Age
New data shows that the total wealth of the top 1% of Americans just hit a record $44 trillion. Corporate profits are also hitting record highs, raking in $2.8 trillion in the last three months of 2023 alone. And that’s after taxes. It won’...
The Outrage Economy
The number of rage-baiters, of people trying to provoke your anger deliberately, even if it’s at them, has skyrocketed. Online, offline, just about everywhere there are people who have had the slightly counterintuitive realization that ange...
Biden is letting Trump outflank him on Gaza
To rare rounds of applause in the chamber, the U.N. Security Council passed a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire and demanding the release of all hostages. Despite misinterpretation, deliberately from the U.S. ambassador to the U...
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