The Salty Sage
Katie SageEqual parts sarcasm and substance. Raw reflections on life, politics, injustice, and finding meaning in the mess.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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When ABA Becomes Harmful: How Discrete Trial Training Took Over Autism Therapy
Most people assume Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is simply the therapy for autistic children. It’s often described as the gold standard, evidence-based, and medically necessary. But ABA isn’t one single practice—it’s a broad scientific fr...
There Is No Such Thing as an Ethical Billionaire--Not Even Taylor Swift
We love a fairy tale. We love the idea that maybe—just maybe—there are good billionaires. Not the ones who hoard oil profits, bust unions, or build empires of sweatshops. Not the Musks or the Bezoses of the world. But someone “different.” S...
Eating on My Terms: A Neurodivergent Food Story
There’s something dismissive about the phrase “picky eater.” It rolls off the tongue like a mild insult — a shorthand for someone difficult, dramatic, or just plain spoiled. When you call a child a picky eater, it’s rarely said with curiosi...
They Voted for Themselves: How Boomers Chose Ego Over Empathy—and Took the Country With Them
There are mornings I wake up and genuinely cannot believe this is the country I live in. That I have to organize my life—my rights, my finances, my healthcare, my daughter’s future—around the whims and ideologies of this man. A man who was...
Voting Against Yourself: How the Working Class Became the Billionaire’s Bodyguard
The Great American Illusion
You’ll never be a billionaire. That’s not an insult — it’s a fact. And more importantly, it’s by design.
Still, we’ve been fed a steady diet of bootstraps and billion-dollar dreams. We’ve been told that if...
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