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The Golden Carpetbag
The South used to spot a hustler from a mile away. Somewhere between gold trim and grievance, we forgot how.
A Southern daughter on how skepticism turned into surrender—and why it’s time to take it back.
Despite living in California for d...
🪟 The Raccoon on the Couch: How the Overton Window Got Weird
The Overton Window
Do you feel like we’re all suddenly becoming poli-sci majors?
Most of us probably never even heard of the Overton Window until recently.
What the heck is this window? Is it a new fad on HGTV? Like shiplap? Or some...
Dig, Baby, Dig
The Trump administration has renewed America’s appetite for coal. He might as well be shouting “dig, baby, dig” instead of “drill, baby, drill.”
Under the influence of a powerful fossil-fuel lobby, he’s trying to drag the nation backward i...
The Gender-Benderator
Trump and his MAGA followers spread fear that our children will go to school and miraculously come home with a new gender.
The Gender-Benderator
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Why Did the NFL Pick Bad Bunny?
Why Did They Pick Bad Bunny?
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Has the NFL gone woke?
Hardly.
Let’s be honest—it’s about the money. It’s always about the money. This isn’t a...
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Tracking rights, reason, and the erosion of both. Lifelong nerd with a bullshit allergy, a love of history, and a sharp eye on authoritarian drift. No bothsides. No amnesia. Just principled resistance, one post at a time.
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