The Creative Aid Society
Mariya StraussUsing our human creativity to remake the world. Researched writing and photos from encounters with my ancestors. Occasional dispatches from Baltimore.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 120 | Subscribers | Read | mariya.substack.com |
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on receiving criticism
I want to spend a little time here examining my relationship to other people’s opinions of me and my work. Now in my sixth decade of life (I’m in my early fifties, so yeah — if you’re 33, you’re in your fourth decade. Sorry, I didn’t make t...
Ask My Antifa Ancestors, Part 3
In this week’s installment of Ask My Antifa Ancestors, we encounter my great-uncle, Hymen Schlesinger, on May 24, 1951, as he is manhandled and removed, nerdy coke bottle glasses and all, from the courtroom of judge Michael Musmanno of Alle...
Ask My Antifa Ancestors
This week, we will hear from a guest ancestor in the Strauss antifascist clan, she’s one about whom I’ve written here before — yes, folks, it’s my great aunt Sonia Strauss Gruen! My grandfather Abe’s sister Sonia, the one who emigrated here...
Ask My Antifa Zayde
My antifa zayde (Yiddish for grandpa), Abe, is gone, dead these long years since 1967. He would be 125 years young this year, by all present-day accounts. He was dead before I was even born, for those just catching up, but that doesn’t mean...
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Mariya Strauss is a writer who lives in Baltimore.
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