
Held in Common explores how people who are different come to share institutions, power, and place without being made the same.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly | |
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| Issues | 11 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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I can tell you belonging is built, because the version I experienced never felt complete. It feels like I’ve spent most of my life at the edge of fuller versions than mine, close enough to see in but I was never actually standing inside of...
There’s a story the loneliness conversation runs on, and it’s quite warm and fuzzy. Once, people knew their neighbors. There were union halls, church suppers, local bars, and a main street where you saw everyone you knew, and people joined...
There’s a dynamic playing out in real time right now that explains a lot about why Democrats keep losing the plot even when they have better ideas. And the frustrating part is that we’ve seen this exact movie before.
A few days ago, Rotimi...
There’s a particular kind of violence in being told that justice has been served when you can feel, in your body and in your bank account and in the bodies of everyone who raised you, that it indeed has not. And, it’s not metaphor. It’s the...
I’ve been trying to learn how to drink whiskey properly. There was no real reason other than that I wanted to stop knocking it back like medicine. When I first started tasting, all I could notice was the bite. That first sharp hit that make...
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I write about how a society full of people who don’t agree and won’t become the same can still thrive together, and what it takes to build the systems to make that a reality. Also building MOTH and doing issue campaigns and strategy at Raben.
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