The P Word
Natasha IshakA newsletter about politics and culture for millennials and the masses.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 years ago |
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It's, like, nobody wants to work these days (#35)
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Kim Kardashian, famous for being famous, thinking about her wealth as her staff makes her money, probably.
An interesting clip landed on my social media feed...
Vetted & Approved 👍: The slippery slope of newspaper endorsements (#34)
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When the New York Times put out its endorsement for Abraham Lincoln in 1860, the newsp pointed to his character as a reason for their e...
America is a gun (#33)
♪ O say can you see, there are too many guns in this country ♪
I’m sure you’ve read and grown enraged about the attacks in Buffalo, NY, and in Uvalde, TX. In Buffalo, only a few weeks ago, a self-identified white supremacist shot up a groc...
A quickie update (#32)
President Joe Biden eating ice cream.
Hello, friends!
It’s certainly been a while since you’ve seen my ramblings in your inbox and, hopefully, you haven’t missed it too much. But if you’ve been loyally awaiting a new issue of The P Word f...
Eileen Gu and the chaotic trappings of being a hyphenated athlete (#31)
Congratulations to Eileen Gu (pictured) the first free ski athlete to win three (!) medals in the Winter Olympics!
When it comes to the Olympics, I think we can all agree that the Winter Games don’t get as much hype as the Summer Games (so...
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