recommendations

2025 June

• The Real Path to Abundance - Boston Review

  Sandeep Vaheesan · 21 May 2025 · bostonreview.net

2025 May

• There’s a Link Between Therapy Culture and Childlessness

  Michal Leibowitz · 29 May 2025 · nytimes.com · 15 min

• The Un-usable Past

  Walter Benn Michaels · 31 July 2013 · thebaffler.com · 19 min

• Thomas Keller asked me to leave the French Laundry. It turned into my most extraordinary night as a critic

  MacKenzie Chung Fegan · sfchronicle.com

• Our Narrative Prison

  Eliane Glaser · 12 May 2025 · aeon.co · 16 min

• Django Unchained, or, The Help: How “Cultural Politics” Is Worse Than No Politics at All, and Why

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 24 February 2013 · nonsite.org · 62 min

• Who digs the mines?

  Andrew Liu · 20 July 2022 · lrb.co.uk · 13 min

• A Hegelian Reading of the New Science of Consciousness

  Slavoj Žižek · 4 May 2025 · thephilosophicalsalon.com · 32 min

• The culture wars are a distraction

  William Shoki · 14 September 2020 · africasacountry.com · 12 min

• The End of Millennial Marxism

  Chris Cutrone · 30 June 2022 · compactmag.com · 30 min

• The Christian Right Is Going Extinct

  David French · 30 April 2025 · nytimes.com · 11 min

• Why Even Try If You Have A.I.?

  Joshua Rothman · 28 April 2025 · newyorker.com · 12 min

2025 April

• Affirming the Affirmative: On Nomadic Affectivity

  Rosi Braidotti · 11 November 2022 · rhizomes.net · 33 min

• Spinoza helps diagnose the bad ideas and sad passions that preclude us from a finer relationship with the natural world

  Beth Lord · 28 April 2020 · aeon.co · 17 min

• The SoCal East Asian Ethnostate

  Yui Jit Kwong · 2 July 2024 · yuijit.substack.com · 9 min

• Starved in Jail

  Sarah Stillman · 13 April 2025 · newyorker.com · 51 min

• Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong?

  Paul Tough, Eric Jason Martin, Krish Seenivasan, Brian St. Pierre · 12 April 2025 · nytimes.com · 42 min

• The identity politics of many Muslims, and critics of Islam, are deeply corrosive

  Kenan Malik · 12 April 2025 · theguardian.com · 5 min

• Not Right Now — TANKtv

  Benjamin Bratton · Spring 2024 · tank.tv · 17 min

• Judgment Days: A Response to the Kissick and Tatol Articles

  Bret Schneider · 23 January 2025 · caesuramag.org · 15 min

• Criticism & Ambivalence

  Bret Schneider · 16 July 2016 · caesuramag.org · 12 min

• Cornering the Critics

  Sean Tatol · 19933.biz

• Negative Criticism

  Sean Tatol · 18 July 2023 · thepointmag.com · 26 min

• Where Will We Eat When the Middle-Class Restaurant Is Gone?

  Meghan McCarron · 3 April 2025 · nytimes.com · 9 min

• Stuart Hall: Gramsci and Us

  Stuart Hall · 9 February 2017 · versobooks.com · 27 min

• Socialism or Moralism?

  Bayard Rustin · 7 January 2023 · nonsite.org · 7 min

• The Wages of Roediger: Why Three Decades of Whiteness Studies Has Not Produced the Left We Need

  Cedric Johnson · 8 September 2019 · nonsite.org · 63 min

• The Wrong Durée: The Politics of Cedric J. Robinson’s Racial Capitalism

  Cedric Johnson · 28 January 2025 · nonsite.org · 67 min

2025 March

• Oriental Jews, or Woke 2.0

  Walter Benn Michaels · 24 March 2025 · damagemag.com · 11 min

• Trump Changes Nothing

  Musa al-Gharbi · 6 January 2025 · musaalgharbi.substack.com · 27 min

• Alt Lit

  Sam Kriss · 3 February 2025 · thepointmag.com · 37 min

• The left’s problem isn’t politics—it’s metaphysics

  Gregory Leffel · 16 December 2017 · opendemocracy.net

• Going Soft

  Lily Scherlis · 27 February 2025 · harpers.org · 22 min

• On the Origin of the Pork Taboo

  Andrew Lawler · 9 February 2025 · archaeology.org · 14 min

• Race, power, and the politics of distraction

  Andile Zulu · 13 February 2025 · africasacountry.com · 11 min

• TRASHING: The Dark Side of Sisterhood

  Jo Freeman · jofreeman.com · 21 min

• Marx and Spinoza

  Alex Callinicos · 10 October 2023 · isj.org.uk · 47 min

• What’s wrong with privilege theory?

  Esme Choonara, Yuri Prasad · 1 April 2014 · isj.org.uk · 50 min

• From the ‘Chinese National Character’ Debates of Yesterday to the Anti-China Foreign Policy of Today

  Promise Li · 7 March 2022 · madeinchinajournal.com · 18 min

• 3 reasons not to be a Stoic (but try Nietzsche instead)

  Neil Durrant · 5 February 2023 · theconversation.com · 11 min

• Stewed Awakening

  Navneet Alang · 19 May 2020 · eater.com · 18 min

• Hiking Needs New Rules

  Christine Peterson · 9 October 2023 · theatlantic.com

• Sanctimony Literature

  Becca Rothfeld · 17 May 2021 · libertiesjournal.com

• The Shift to Vibes - by John Ganz - Unpopular Front

  John Ganz · 16 July 2022 · unpopularfront.news

• Paperback Vibrators and the Pragmatic Evasions of Literary Men: On Gender in Contemporary Fiction

  Django Ellenhorn · 18 February 2025 · metropolitanreview.com · 42 min

• A Moral Education

  Garth Greenwell · 20 March 2023 · yalereview.org · 41 min

• The Retreat from Universalism in the Middle East and the World

  Karl Sharro · 9 April 2019 · tcf.org · 47 min

• On Millennial Snot

  Dudley Newright · 8 October 2024 · theupheaval.substack.com · 21 min

2025 February

• Nothing Left, by Adolph Reed Jr.

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 28 February 2014 · harpers.org · 24 min

• Elements of Gnosticism in Dialectical Materialism (Soviet Marxism)

  Boris Groys · 9 May 2022 · e-flux.com · 14 min

• John Dewey’s Experiments in Democratic Socialism

  Alexander Livingston · 7 January 2018 · jacobin.com · 12 min

• The Uses and Abuses of ‘Social Construction’

  Gabriel Rossman · 13 February 2025 · compactmag.com · 9 min

• Rape Under Wraps: How Tinder, Hinge and Their Corporate Owner Chose Profits Over Safety

  Emily Elena Dugdale, Hanisha Harjani · 12 February 2025 · theguardian.com · 25 min

• Is This What Cancel Culture Achieved?

  Thomas Chatterton Williams · 10 February 2025 · theatlantic.com · 4 min

• Illiberal Liberalism

  Joseph Heath · 30 July 2024 · persuasion.community · 15 min

• Wokeness and the New Religious Establishment

  James M. Patterson · Winter 2025 · nationalaffairs.com · 23 min

• Liturgy of Liberalism

  Adrian Vermeule · 31 December 2016 · firstthings.com · 9 min

• Race and the Housing Question

  Preston H. Smith II · Spring 2023 · catalyst-journal.com · 53 min

• Life is more than an engineering problem

  Julien Crockett · 18 January 2025 · lareviewofbooks.org

• Rationalists and the Cultic Milieu

  Ozy Brennan · 24 November 2022 · thingofthings.substack.com · 5 min

2025 January

• Asian-American literature is boring because liberalism is the mother-of-all identity shredders and our literary elites are approval-seeking strivers

  ARX-Han · 30 December 2023 · decentralizedfiction.com · 20 min

• The Right-Wing Avant-Garde in American Fiction

  Fredric Jameson · 23 July 2023 · versobooks.com · 17 min

• ‘Headed for Technofascism’: The Rightwing Roots of Silicon Valley

  Becca Lewis · 28 January 2025 · theguardian.com · 13 min

• The Failure of Black Separatism, by Bayard Rustin

  Bayard Rustin · 29 January 1970 · harpers.org

• The Myth of a Loneliness Epidemic

  Faith Hill · 23 January 2025 · theatlantic.com · 9 min

• Value in, garbage out: on AI art and hegemony

  R.H. Lossin · 16 January 2025 · e-flux.com · 11 min

• Must Reads: California homeowners get to pass low property taxes to their kids. It’s proved highly profitable to an elite group

  Liam Dillon · 16 August 2018 · latimes.com

• More Christian than the Christians

  Sheluyang Peng · 19 February 2024 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 34 min

• I Work at the F.T.C. I Know What Is Killing Local Groceries.

  Alvaro Bedoya · 12 January 2025 · nytimes.com · 4 min

• The Food Police

  Julie Guthman · 19 December 2007 · utne.com · 9 min

• The Hegelian Egirl Manifesto

  Anna K. Winters · 5 April 2024 · sum.si · 55 min

• The Rise of the Right-Wing Progressives

  N.S. Lyons · 14 January 2024 · theupheaval.substack.com · 22 min

• ‘People feel they don’t owe anyone anything’: the rise in ‘flaking’ out of social plans

  Jedidajah Otte · 6 January 2025 · theguardian.com · 8 min

• A New Suburban Politics

  Lily Geismer · 8 January 2025 · dissentmagazine.org · 2 min

• Secular Monks

  Andrew Taggart · 29 February 2020 · firstthings.com · 9 min

• There Are No Pure Cultures

  Inanna Hamati-Ataya · 9 January 2025 · aeon.co · 19 min

• No, There Aren’t ‘Good’ H-1B Visas

  Norman Matloff · 2 January 2025 · compactmag.com · 15 min

2024 December

• The Return of the Eunuch

  Samuel Biagetti · 26 December 2024 · compactmag.com · 16 min

• When Stories Kill

  Nadya Williams · 26 December 2024 · compactmag.com

• Casual Viewing

  Moritz Bernoully · 15 December 2024 · nplusonemag.com · 40 min

• The Intellectuals Are Having a Situation

  Christian Lorentzen · 12 August 2021 · gawkerarchives.com · 12 min

• The Myth of the Loneliness Epidemic

  Claude S. Fischer · November 2024 · asteriskmag.com

• Critical Attrition

  n+1 · 20 July 2021 · nplusonemag.com · 17 min

• Eddie Huang Against the World

  Wesley Yang · 2 February 2015 · nytimes.com · 20 min

• How Much Does Our Language Shape Our Thinking?

  Manvir Singh · 22 December 2024 · newyorker.com · 17 min

• Pop Musicians, Please Spare Me the Back Stories

  Jon Pareles · 27 December 2024 · nytimes.com · 5 min

• The New Era of West African Fine Dining

  Ligaya Mishan · 11 November 2024 · nytimes.com

• Literature Without Literature

  Christian Lorentzen · 17 July 2024 · granta.com · 31 min

• They Made a Movie Out of It

  James Pogue · 6 January 2020 · thebaffler.com · 23 min

• The Program Era and the Mainly White Room | Los Angeles Review of Books

  Juliana Spahr, Stephanie Young · 19 September 2015 · lareviewofbooks.org

• Ethnicity As Counterculture

  Ken Chen · 16 October 2019 · nplusonemag.com · 42 min

• What About Me?

  Sharon O’Dair · 17 January 2013 · thebaffler.com · 16 min

• DISCUSSING THE UNDISCUSSABLE

  Arlene Croce · 18 December 1994 · newyorker.com · 2 min

• A Gender Study

  Becca Rothfeld · 27 January 2019 · thebaffler.com · 12 min

• Prisoners in the US Are Part of a Hidden Workforce Linked to Hundreds of Popular Food Brands

  Robin McDowell, Margie Mason · 28 January 2024 · apnews.com · 22 min

• The Ghosts in the Machine

  Liz Pelly · 18 November 2024 · harpers.org · 26 min

• The Contingency of Community

  Richard Rorty · 23 July 1986 · lrb.co.uk · 36 min

• The Contingency of Selfhood

  Richard Rorty · 7 May 1986 · lrb.co.uk · 39 min

• The Contingency of Language

  Richard Rorty · 16 April 1986 · lrb.co.uk · 40 min

• Sorry, but This Is the Future of Food

  Michael Grunwald · 12 December 2024 · nytimes.com · 15 min

• Cook Ding and Technology

  Alexander Douglas · 7 November 2024 · axdouglas.substack.com · 6 min

• The curse of 'white oil': electric vehicles' dirty secret

  Oliver Balch · 7 December 2020 · theguardian.com · 20 min

• University of Hindutva

  Nevin Kallepalli · 3 December 2024 · thebaffler.com · 10 min

2024 November

• A Point of View: The never-ending culinary merry-go-round

  Will Self · 28 December 2012 · bbc.com · 6 min

• Enlightenment: It's What's For Dinner | Los Angeles Review of Books

  Steven Shapin · 9 March 2013 · lareviewofbooks.org

• The Moral Crusade Against Foodies

  B. R. Myers · 8 February 2011 · theatlantic.com · 17 min

• Making Up People

  Ian Hacking · 16 August 2006 · lrb.co.uk · 25 min

• The Asexual Revolution

  Geoff Shullenberger · 11 June 2023 · compactmag.com · 2 min

• Odd Numbers

  Frank Pasquale · 19 August 2018 · reallifemag.com · 11 min

• The Business School Scandal That Just Keeps Getting Bigger

  Daniel Engber · 18 November 2024 · theatlantic.com · 29 min

• The Painted Protest

  Dean Kissick · 22 October 2024 · harpers.org · 30 min

• The Hidden Truth Linking the Broken Border to Your Online Shopping Cart

  Steve Eder · 17 November 2024 · nytimes.com · 22 min

• How Professors Killed Literature

  Reinaldo Laddaga · 14 November 2024 · compactmag.com · 7 min

• On Loving White Boys

  Kathy Chow · 21 February 2023 · thepointmag.com · 28 min

• Get a Real Degree

  Elif Batuman · 22 September 2010 · lrb.co.uk · 37 min

• How to be useless

  Helen De Cruz, Pauline Lee · 11 January 2022 · psyche.co · 5 min

• Why Am I Brown? South Asian Fiction and Pandering to Western Audiences | Lo

  Jabeen Akhtar · 19 September 2014 · lareviewofbooks.org

• The Paris Review - The Controversial Origin of Asian American Studies - The

  Tara Fickle · 14 January 2020 · theparisreview.org

2024 October

• The University of Michigan Doubled Down on D.E.I. What Went Wrong?

  Nicholas Confessore · 15 October 2024 · nytimes.com · 43 min

• Americans Are Hoarding Their Friends

  Faith Hill · 24 October 2024 · theatlantic.com · 8 min

• Swimming in Liberal Waters

  Dan Dixon · 15 October 2024 · sydneyreviewofbooks.com · 3 min

• Gastroregionalism in Colombia: Enforcing Paisa Culture Through “Traditional Food”

  Andres Restrepo-Sanchez · 17 September 2024 · gradfoodstudies.org · 31 min

• Highway Robbery

  Benjamin Ross, Joseph Cortright · 9 October 2024 · dissentmagazine.org · 15 min

• A Culture of Introspective Captivity

  p.e. moskowitz · 19 March 2024 · mentalhellth.xyz · 6 min

• Your Life Is Not a Story: Why Narrative Thinking Holds You Back

  Karen Simecek · 16 October 2024 · psyche.co

• Artists and Activists Both Have a Role. but Not the Same One.

  Phil Klay, Robert Petkoff, Krish Seenivasan, Brian St. Pierre, Emma Kehlbeck · 4 August 2024 · nytimes.com · 17 min

• TikTok and Taboo: Mysticism in the Information Age

  Jake Neuffer · 7 October 2024 · bluelabyrinths.com · 9 min

• White Purity

  Asad Haider · 5 January 2017 · viewpointmag.com · 12 min

• Žižek on Buddhism and Christian Atheism: A Fan’s Notes

  Brook Ziporyn · voices.uchicago.edu · 110 min

2024 September

• Marxism Contra Justice

  Ross Wolfe · 31 December 2019 · datacide-magazine.com · 70 min

• How Sonos Botched an App and Infuriated Its Customers

  Dave Lee · 22 September 2024 · bloomberg.com

• Key stages in the decline of academic Marxism

  Joseph Heath · 14 September 2024 · josephheath.substack.com · 12 min

• Shut Up and Eat

  John Lanchester · 26 October 2014 · newyorker.com · 12 min

• How the Online Right Fell Apart

  Sam Kriss · 20 August 2024 · damagemag.com · 11 min

• Sometimes You Do Have To Punch Right

  Rod Dreher · 27 September 2023 · roddreher.substack.com · 13 min

• Kenan Malik on cultural appropriation

  Kenan Malik · 30 November 2017 · artreview.com · 12 min

• The PMC meets the Tucker Carlson Left

  Comrade Motopu · 20 February 2021 · libcom.org · 34 min

• Publication, Power, and Patronage : On Inequality and Academic Publishing – Critical Inquiry

  Chad Wellmon, Andrew Piper · 20 July 2017 · criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu · 40 min

• An Acerbic Young Writer Takes Aim at the Identity Era

  Giles Harvey · 12 September 2024 · nytimes.com · 18 min

• Food Porn

  Molly O'Neill · 31 August 2003 · cjr.org · 27 min

• Bird Flu Has Already Appeared in New York’s Animal Markets. What’s Next?

  Juan Arredondo · 8 September 2024 · nytimes.com · 8 min

• Upending a longstanding paradigm, cardiologists embrace ZIP codes, not race, to predict heart risk

  Katie Palmer · 5 September 2024 · statnews.com · 11 min

• Money, Merit, and the Economy of Favors: Three Proposals to Improve Class Diversity in the Literary Community

  Brandon North · 4 September 2024 · clereviewofbooks.com · 35 min

• An Infantilizing Double Standard for American College Students

  Rita Koganzon · 2 September 2024 · nytimes.com · 9 min

• Making An Effort To Understand

  David B. Wong · 2010 · philosophynow.org

• Why A.I. Isn’t Going to Make Art

  Ted Chiang · 30 August 2024 · newyorker.com · 16 min

• Open Wallets, Empty Hearts

  Ari Schulman · 1 July 2024 · thenewatlantis.com · 25 min

• Tech ethics needs a breakthrough. The Amish have it.

  Louise Liebeskind · 1 July 2024 · thenewatlantis.com · 32 min

2024 August

• The game of gastrodiplomacy

  Dan Hong · 14 January 2024 · vittlesmagazine.com · 14 min

• Vegetarians Only

  Sara Ather · 15 July 2024 · vittlesmagazine.com · 10 min

• The Katsuification of Britain

  Tim Anderson · 12 August 2024 · vittlesmagazine.com · 13 min

• Pragmatism: An Old Name for a New Kind of Nihilism?*

  James Livingston · 3 February 2023 · jameslivingston.substack.com · 35 min

• Fruitionism

  Nick Gall · 13 April 2024 · ironick.medium.com · 17 min

• Dewey and Rorty: Sending Pragmatist Hopes in New Directions

  Nick Gall · 2 November 2022 · erraticus.co · 14 min

• A Prominent Accessibility Advocate Worked With Studios and Inspired Change. But She Never Actually Existed.

  Grant Stoner · 22 August 2024 · ign.com · 17 min

• No Offense

  Jia Tolentino · 22 December 2015 · jezebel.com

• Why Can’t We Stop Talking About Nonmonogamy?

  Brandy Jensen · 23 April 2024 · yalereview.org · 10 min

• Your brain does not process information, retrieve knowledge or store memories. In short: your brain is not a computer

  Robert Epstein · 17 May 2016 · aeon.co · 18 min

• China’s Great Wall of Villages

  Agnes Chang · 9 August 2024 · nytimes.com · 10 min

• The Greatest Trick the Elite Ever Pulled

  Daniel Oppenheimer · 17 July 2024 · danieloppenheimer.substack.com · 18 min

• Who Is the Bad Art Friend?

  Robert Kolker · 4 October 2021 · nytimes.com

• Stoicism, not crying, in H Mart

  Sungjoo Yoon · 21 June 2024 · sjyoon.substack.com · 14 min

• The Dream of Han Innocence

  Guldana Salimjan · 26 July 2024 · lareviewofbooks.org

• How Human Rights Were Defanged from Any Truly Emancipatory Potential

  Neve Gordon · 23 January 2020 · lareviewofbooks.org · 15 min

• The Californian Ideology

  Richard Barbrook, Andy Cameron · 31 August 1995 · metamute.org · 14 min

• Thai cuisine in British pubs

  Nicholas Lander · 30 January 2009 · ft.com

• Hannah Arendt: Culture as Care and Resistance

  Timofei Gerber · 29 March 2023 · epochemagazine.org · 11 min

2024 July

• WHY BOTH SIDES ARE WRONG IN THE RACE DEBATE

  Kenan Malik · 3 March 2012 · kenanmalik.com · 34 min

• On Pilgrimage and Package Tours

  Tara Isabella Burton · hedgehogreview.com

• Meditation and Control

  Matthias Steingass · 14 January 2012 · speculativenonbuddhism.com · 14 min

• The Professional-Managerial Novel

  Sohale Andrus Mortazavi · 8 September 2021 · hedgehogreview.com · 8 min

• The question concerning technology in 2023

  🐝 H̶armless AI🐝 · 2 October 2023 · harmlessai.substack.com · 20 min

• Why It Took So Long for Japanese People to Realize the Yasuke Problem: Perfidious Historian, Thomas Lockley

  Naoto · 9 July 2024 · japanese-with-naoto.com

• The NYT Book Review Is Everything Book Criticism Shouldn't Be

  Yasmin Nair · 7 July 2024 · currentaffairs.org · 33 min

• Beyond Bonapartism: Breaking statephobic thought taboos

  Benjamin M. Studebaker · 30 April 2024 · platypus1917.org · 21 min

• Radical Chic: That Party at Lenny’s

  Tom Wolfe · 14 September 2023 · nymag.com

• Looking at War

  Susan Sontag · 1 December 2002 · newyorker.com · 55 min

• The Missing Subject of Accelerationism

  Simon O'Sullivan · 11 September 2014 · metamute.org · 51 min

• A U/Acc Primer

  xenogothic · 3 March 2019 · xenogothic.com · 41 min

• “Information” Is Not Truth

  Chris Bateman · 27 June 2024 · cafeamericainmag.com

• The Limits of the Bit

  Kay Gabriel · 24 November 2019 · lareviewofbooks.org

2024 June

• A Buried Ancient Egyptian Port Reveals the Hidden Connections Between Distant Civilizations

  Jo Marchant · 24 June 2024 · smithsonianmag.com · 30 min

• In Newark, a Progressivism That Works

  Stephen G. Adubato · 9 May 2024 · compactmag.com · 10 min

• The Curse of Lifestyle Leftism

  Sahra Wagenknecht · 18 June 2022 · compactmag.com · 7 min

• The Bleak Genius of Michel Foucault

  Sohrab Ahmari · 24 June 2024 · compactmag.com · 23 min

• Rebels with a religious cause: Meet New York’s avant-garde conservatives

  Leonardo Bevilacqua · 24 June 2024 · csmonitor.com · 19 min

• How Much Discomfort Is the Whole World Worth? - Boston Review

  Kelly Hayes, Mariame Kaba · 6 September 2023 · bostonreview.net

• Dismissal

  Asad Haider · 20 October 2020 · thepointmag.com · 30 min

• Against Fake ‘Community‘

  A.B. Crowder · 13 November 2022 · compactmag.com · 3 min

• Against the IQ Fetish

  Leila Mechoui · 15 February 2023 · compactmag.com · 2 min

• The Hamas ‘Idea’ Can Be Killed—at a Cost

  Robert Huddleston · 20 June 2024 · compactmag.com · 2 min

• The Characterless Opportunism of the Managerial Class

  Amber A’Lee Frost · 19 November 2019 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 23 min

• Inside the Slimy, Smelly, Secretive World of Glass-Eel Fishing

  Paige Williams · 16 June 2024 · newyorker.com · 36 min

• The Parents Who Want Daughters—and Daughters Only

  Emi Nietfeld · 6 May 2024 · slate.com · 16 min

• “Two Paths for the Personal Essay”

  Merve Emre · 21 August 2017 · bostonreview.net

• Pentagon ran secret anti-vax campaign to undermine China during pandemic

  Chris Bing, Joel Schectman · 14 June 2024 · reuters.com

• Ha ha! Ha ha!

  Lauren Oyler · 12 January 2020 · lrb.co.uk · 23 min

• Enough With the Sad, Put-Upon Woman Essay

  Rachel Connolly · 12 December 2022 · slate.com · 9 min

• The Sins of the Educated Class

  David Brooks · 5 June 2024 · nytimes.com · 12 min

• Progression from the mean

  4 September 2023 · e-flux.com · 3 min

2024 May

• The Nonprofit Industrial Complex and the Corruption of the American City

  Jonathan Ireland · 19 May 2024 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 22 min

• Against the brave

  Sam Kriss · 21 February 2024 · samkriss.substack.com · 20 min

• Private Thought and Public Speech

  David Bromwich · 21 May 2024 · compactmag.com · 13 min

• Against Afro-Pessimism

  Jose Sanchez · 12 June 2022 · jacobin.com · 31 min

• Maximally Close Contact

  Joshua Barnes · 17 February 2024 · sydneyreviewofbooks.com · 39 min

• Within the Context of No-Context

  George W. S. Trow · 9 November 1980 · newyorker.com · 103 min

• Everything Is Somehow Alike

  Catriona Menzies-Pikeon · 5 May 2024 · sydneyreviewofbooks.com · 21 min

• Making Craft Conscious

  May Ngo · 17 November 2021 · sydneyreviewofbooks.com · 12 min

• The Life and Death of Hollywood

  Daniel Bessner · 20 March 2024 · harpers.org · 35 min

• Behind the Ivy Intifada

  Musa al-Gharbi · 8 May 2024 · compactmag.com · 25 min

• Beyond “Racial Capitalism”

  Charlie Post · 5 October 2020 · brooklynrail.org · 12 min

• Shibboleth

  Zadie Smith · 4 May 2024 · newyorker.com · 10 min

• Why Culture Has Come to a Standstill

  Jason Farago · 9 October 2023 · nytimes.com

• Conspicuously absent｜Naomi Kanakia

  Naomi Kanakia · 15 April 2024 · dirt.fyi

• Where Does Culture Come From?

  Terry Eagleton · 24 April 2024 · lrb.co.uk · 16 min

• How Hindu Nationalists Redefined Decolonization in India

  Sanya Dhingra · 13 August 2023 · newlinesmag.com · 17 min

• The Left Cannot Make Use of the Gaza War – Sublation Media

  Benjamin Studebaker · 6 April 2024 · sublationmedia.com

2024 April

• The Problem With Hashtag Activism

  Amber A'Lee Frost · 11 January 2020 · jacobin.com · 26 min

• The Mountain Told Me to Stop Being a Victim

  Caitlin Duquette · 28 February 2024 · loamlove.substack.com · 4 min

• Kinship as Solidarity and Accountability

  Kyle T. Mays · 6 July 2023 · humansandnature.org · 7 min

• How Trauma Politics Hurt the Poor

  Ashley Frawley · 26 July 2022 · compactmag.com

• Mindfulness Is Mind Control

  Ashley Frawley · 30 October 2022 · compactmag.com · 2 min

• Queerness as Whiteness: Beyond Identity Politics

  Michelle Yuan · 31 March 2020 · avantjournal.com · 14 min

• Displacing and destroying peoples by colonisation is not just a historical Western evil but a global and contemporary one

  Lachlan McNamee · 4 October 2023 · aeon.co · 18 min

• How We Forgot Foucault

  Geoff Shullenberger · 19 May 2021 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 27 min

• The Nightmare Inside Mission Chinese Food

  Chris Crowley · 21 October 2020 · grubstreet.com · 19 min

• How Food Media Created Monsters in the Kitchen

  Kate Telfeyan · 14 July 2020 · newrepublic.com · 9 min

• Culture Shock

  Fuchsia Dunlop · August 2005 · gourmet.com · 9 min

• True Communism Is the Foreignness of Tomorrow: Alain Badiou talks in Athens

  Clément Petitjean · 25 March 2014 · versobooks.com · 23 min

• What Matters

  Walter Benn Michaels · 26 August 2009 · lrb.co.uk · 12 min

• Fu Yu and Gui Yong on China's 1990s Generation

  David Ownby · readingthechinadream.com · 33 min

• Fighting anti-Asian violence cannot include apologism for the Chinese state

  Promise Li · 3 April 2021 · lausancollective.com · 8 min

• Why China is capitalist

  Eli Friedman · 23 September 2020 · lausancollective.com · 15 min

• “New McCarthyism” Petition Illustrates Western Leftists’ Failure of Internationalism

  Brian Hioe · 7 August 2023 · newbloommag.net · 6 min

• My Family’s Slave

  Alex Tizon · 15 May 2017 · theatlantic.com · 38 min

• Nobody’s Protest Novel

  Frank Guan · 2 August 2014 · nplusonemag.com · 73 min

• The Asian Food Fixation

  Mallika Rao · 28 September 2022 · grubstreet.com · 6 min

• Ed Schoenfeld's Chinese Food History of New York

  Jacqueline Raposo · 9 August 2018 · seriouseats.com · 15 min

• Asian Futurism and the Non-Other

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• When Elite Persistence Improves Society

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  George Packer · 10 December 2023 · theatlantic.com · 21 min

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  Steve Neavling · 26 September 2023 · metrotimes.com · 30 min

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  Chris Wright · 23 November 2023 · sublationmedia.com

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  Paul Bloom · 28 November 2023 · newyorker.com · 13 min

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• The student mental-health crisis is a myth Therapeutic entrepreneurs have distorted the data

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  Freddie deBoer · 22 May 2022 · freddiedeboer.substack.com · 14 min

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  Evan Osnos · 22 October 2023 · newyorker.com · 45 min

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  Chris Wright · 29 August 2022 · sublationmedia.com

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  Chris Wright · 13 March 2023 · sublationmedia.com

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  Benjamin Studebaker · 16 April 2023 · sublationmedia.com

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  Fakhry Al-Serdawi · 25 July 2023 · compactmag.com · 10 min

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  Günseli Yalcinkaya · 26 October 2023 · dazeddigital.com · 3 min

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  Michael Lind · 13 March 2023 · compactmag.com · 15 min

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  Kevin Lozano · 31 October 2023 · newyorker.com · 13 min

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2023 October

• The Harassment Case That Has Berkeley at a Boil

  Katherine Mangan · 24 October 2023 · chronicle.com

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  Eric Levitz · 10 October 2023 · nymag.com · 10 min

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  Remi Adekoya · 27 March 2021 · unherd.com · 10 min

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  p.e. moskowitz · 8 August 2022 · mentalhellth.xyz · 13 min

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  Ayaan Hirsi Ali · 11 July 2021 · unherd.com · 6 min

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  Nassim Nicholas Taleb · 31 August 2021 · medium.com · 10 min

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  Claire Cain Miller, Francesca Paris · 22 October 2023 · nytimes.com · 8 min

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  Benjamin Y. Fong · July 2023 · jacobin.com · 7 min

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  Catherine Liu · 29 July 2017 · lareviewofbooks.org · 14 min

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  Sebastian Hallum Clarke · 3 October 2023 · sidewalkchorus.com · 6 min

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  Conor Friedersdorf · 12 October 2023 · theatlantic.com · 16 min

• Why Critics of Angry Woke College Kids Are Missing the Point

  David Marchese · 1 May 2022 · nytimes.com · 14 min

• The curse of the cool girl novelist

  Charlotte Stroud · 14 September 2023 · newstatesman.com · 7 min

• What Happens to All the Stuff We Return?

  David Owen · 13 August 2023 · newyorker.com · 24 min

• But not like this

  Sam Kriss · 9 October 2023 · samkriss.substack.com · 18 min

• The Carnival of Cancel Culture

  Ashley Frawley · 4 March 2023 · sublationmedia.com

• The Enjoyment of Cycling Activism

  Salvador Medina Ramírez · 10 May 2023 · sublationmedia.com

• Pink Cul-de-sac

  J. A. Koster · 27 July 2023 · sublationmedia.com

• Capitalist Realism All Over Again

  James A Smith · 16 March 2023 · sublationmedia.com

2023 September

• I read "Minor Feelings" by Cathy Park Hong and Here Are My Thoughts

  Minor Feelings · 10 March 2022 · totebag.substack.com · 7 min

• A Minor Success

  Matthew Shen Goodman · 18 January 2022 · thebaffler.com · 14 min

• The Internet is Forever

  Matilda Lin Berke · 7 September 2023 · spikeartmagazine.com

• Absolute Invariants in Physics and Society

  Slavoj Žižek · 17 September 2023 · thephilosophicalsalon.larbpublishingworkshop.org · 12 min

• Against Economics

  Robert Skidelsky · 13 November 2019 · nybooks.com

• Hikikomori: Hermits of Late-Stage Capitalism

  Quique Autrey · 25 March 2023 · sublationmedia.com

• Secrets of the Skin, or, Why Foucault Might Have a Problem with White Fragi

  Jonathan Salem-Wiseman · 27 August 2020 · areomagazine.com

• Give It Away

  David Graeber · 20 August 2000 · inthesetimes.com · 13 min

• How Bronze Age Pervert Built an Online Following and Injected Anti-Democracy, Pro-Men Ideas into the GOP

  Rosie Gray · 15 July 2023 · politico.com

• How Bronze Age Pervert Charmed the Far Right

  Graeme Wood · 2 August 2023 · theatlantic.com · 29 min

• Toward Pop Literature

  Olivia Kan-Sperling · 30 August 2023 · nplusonemag.com · 18 min

• ‘There Was Definitely a Thumb on the Scale to Get Boys’

  Susan Dominus · 7 September 2023 · nytimes.com · 20 min

• Why the West will keep losing in Africa

  Slavoj Žižek · 3 September 2023 · newstatesman.com · 6 min

• In classical Chinese philosophy, all actions are collective

  Mercedes Valmisa · 24 November 2022 · aeon.co · 19 min

• For $200, a Person Can Fuel the Decline of Our Major Parties

  Thomas B. Edsall · 29 August 2023 · nytimes.com · 12 min

• “Men’s Rights Asians” Think This Is Their Moment

  Aaron Mak · 14 September 2021 · slate.com · 23 min

• How Korean Restaurants Remade Fine Dining in New York

  Pete Wells · 28 August 2023 · nytimes.com · 7 min

• Yellowface-saving

  Chris Jesu Lee · 19 July 2023 · salieriredemption.substack.com · 13 min

2023 August

• COVID-19 and the End of Boba Liberal Media

  Karen Shibuya · 21 April 2020 · planamag.com · 8 min

• America Is Using Up Its Groundwater Like There’s No Tomorrow

  Mira Rojanasakul, Christopher Flavelle, Blacki Migliozzi, Eli Murray · 27 August 2023 · nytimes.com

• NYC Lost 100K Homes in Apartment-to-House Conversions

  Rachel Holliday Smith · 23 August 2023 · thecity.nyc · 4 min

• How So-Called ‘Ugly Food’ Is Challenging Notions of What We Crave

  Ligaya Mishan · 13 February 2019 · nytimes.com · 8 min

• Does Korean Cuisine Belong to Korea?

  Ligaya Mishan · 11 October 2022 · nytimes.com · 18 min

• I Don’t Need to Be a ‘Good Person.’ Neither Do You.

  Jamieson Webster · 24 August 2023 · nytimes.com · 9 min

• From Relativism to Wokism: A Path of Confusion, Fallacy and Self-Destruction

  Maria (Masha) Krylova · 3 August 2023 · c2cjournal.ca · 4 min

• Zhuangzi: As a Philosopher

  Brook Ziporyn · hackettpublishing.com · 40 min

• The Acronym Behind Our Wildest AI Dreams and Nightmares

  Émile P. Torres · 14 June 2023 · truthdig.com · 22 min

• Modernity Has Made Us Allergic

  Theresa MacPhail · 7 August 2023 · noemamag.com · 32 min

• Is Beekeeping Wrong?

  Sam Knight · 20 August 2023 · newyorker.com · 24 min

• Let women be promiscuous: Sexual disenchantment can't be blamed on evolution

  Olympia Campbell · 16 August 2023 · unherd.com

• How conservatives use ‘verbal jiu-jitsu’ to turn liberals’ language against them

  John Blake · 20 August 2023 · cnn.com

• Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.’

  Melissa Korn, Andrea Fuller, Jennifer S. Forsyth · 9 August 2023 · wsj.com

• Effective Altruism Has a Novelty Problem

  Freddie deBoer · 9 August 2022 · freddiedeboer.substack.com · 12 min

• Presentism and the new left

  12 August 2023 · whitehotharlots.tumblr.com · 6 min

• No One is Bored, Everything is Boring

  Mark Fisher · 20 July 2014 · 3ammagazine.com

• Real estate and food reporting is a missed opportunity

  Alissa Quart · 23 July 2023 · cjr.org · 5 min

• As Rail Profits Soar, Blocked Crossings Force Kids to Crawl Under Trains to Get to School

  Topher Sanders · 25 April 2012 · propublica.org · 14 min

• Prologue to an Anti-Therapeutic, Anti-Affirmation Movement

  Freddie deBoer · 6 August 2023 · freddiedeboer.substack.com · 14 min

• The biggest names in food are just regular people on TikTok

  Alicia Kennedy · 3 August 2023 · vox.com · 12 min

• Frank Chin does the California coast and takes on Asian icons

  Frank Chin · 22 March 1995 · sandiegoreader.com · 69 min

• Self-made in China

  Ian Buruma · 10 October 2009 · latimes.com · 7 min

• Doing the Work, by Ian Buruma

  Ian Buruma · 1 June 2023 · harpers.org · 17 min

• A fatal collapse at burned-out Beth Hamedrash happened after the city’s preservation panel forced rebuilding, over its own expert’s objections.

  Greg B. Smith · 30 July 2023 · thecity.nyc · 11 min

• Research spoiler: Reducing food waste has unintended consequences

  Emma Bryce · 27 July 2023 · anthropocenemagazine.org · 4 min

2023 July

• Why Barbie Must Be Punished

  Leslie Jamison · 28 July 2023 · newyorker.com · 20 min

• “Minor Feelings” and the Possibilities of Asian-American Identity

  Jia Tolentino · 5 March 2020 · newyorker.com · 13 min

• Moralism Is Ruining Cultural Criticism

  Adam Kotsko · 25 July 2023 · theatlantic.com · 6 min

• A Guide to Understanding the Hoax of the Century - Tablet Magazine

  Jacob Siegel · 28 March 2023 · tabletmag.com

• "There is no such thing" — Review of Adorno's 'Philosophy and Sociology'

  Aaron Bao · 7 June 2023 · sublationmedia.com

• Letter: UFOs, Russiagate, and the Spectacle

  Doug Lain · 16 June 2023 · cosmonautmag.com · 10 min

• Technocracy once more, with feeling

  Ashley Frawley · 20 November 2018 · spiked-online.com · 6 min

• AOC Is Just a Regular Old Democrat Now

  Freddie deBoer · 24 July 2023 · nymag.com · 13 min

• What is ‘intersectionality?’ | Morning Star

  Ashley Frawley · 9 July 2022 · morningstaronline.co.uk

• Study of Elite College Admissions Data Suggests Being Very Rich Is Its Own Qualification

  Aatish Bhatia, Claire Cain Miller, Josh Katz · 23 July 2023 · nytimes.com

• Of Course You Know What "Woke" Means

  Freddie deBoer · 14 March 2023 · freddiedeboer.substack.com

• Afropessimism, or Black Studies as a Class Project

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 26 September 2022 · nonsite.org · 13 min

• “What Are the Drums Saying, Booker?”

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 10 April 1995 · theobeers.com · 22 min

• The New Cult of Consensus

  James Oakes · 25 January 2017 · nonsite.org · 25 min

• The Origin of the Species

  Mark Dudzic · 29 January 2017 · firstofthemonth.org · 11 min

• Race Quotas and Class Privilege at Harvard

  Wesley Yang · 31 July 2018 · tabletmag.com

• Humanism is a heresy Confusion is bound to follow the death of God

  Tom Holland · 24 December 2022 · unherd.com · 16 min

• Why young Asians are now woke Social mobility depends on the vigorous embrace of certain race-conscious policies

  Rob Henderson · 10 October 2020 · unherd.com · 2 min

• The dawn of the Bohemian Peasants This new class is more than just an aesthetic

  Louis Elton · 15 July 2023 · unherd.com · 4 min

• The Problem With Degrowth

  Matt Huber · 15 July 2023 · jacobin.com · 7 min

• Everything I, an Italian, thought I knew about Italian food is wrong

  Marianna Giusti · 22 March 2023 · ft.com

• The Zoomer Question

  Isaac Wilks · 19 May 2023 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 32 min

• What to Do with Climate Emotions

  Jia Tolentino · 9 July 2023 · newyorker.com · 20 min

• Can Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Change Our Minds?

  Joshua Rothman · 9 July 2023 · newyorker.com · 17 min

• Urban NIMBYism and Climate Apartheid

  Alon Levy · 30 June 2023 · pedestrianobservations.com · 5 min

• Black Political Life and the Blue Lives Matter Presidency

  Cedric Johnson · 16 February 2019 · jacobin.com · 36 min

• Grandstanding: The Use and Abuse of Moral Talk

  Evan Westra · 31 July 2021 · ndpr.nd.edu · 11 min

• Black Politics After 2016

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 11 February 2018 · nonsite.org · 37 min

• The Political Economy of Anti-Racism

  Walter Benn Michaels · 11 February 2018 · nonsite.org · 22 min

• The Myth of Class Reductionism

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 24 September 2019 · newrepublic.com · 6 min

• The Trouble With Diversity

  Walter Benn Michaels · 12 August 2006 · prospect.org · 19 min

• America runs on undocumented labor: Why the Boston Globe scandal deserves its own front-page story

  Aviva Chomsky · 5 February 2016 · salon.com · 11 min

• Talking about a ‘schism’ is ahistorical

  Emily M. Bender · 4 July 2023 · medium.com · 10 min

• Don't Trust An Asian American Who Went To Harvard Who Defends Harvard

  Chris Jesu Lee · 2 July 2023 · salieriredemption.substack.com · 11 min

• For Most College Students, Affirmative Action Was Never Enough

  Mitchell L. Stevens · 2 July 2023 · nytimes.com · 5 min

• Who Actually Gets to Create Black Pop Culture?

  Bertrand Cooper · 23 July 2019 · currentaffairs.org · 29 min

• Everyone Is Beautiful and No One Is Horny

  RS Benedict · 13 February 2021 · bloodknife.com · 13 min

• AI Writing Proves The Author Is Very Much Alive

  Connor Wroe Southard · 4 April 2023 · bloodknife.com · 7 min

• Is It Imposter Syndrome? Or Are We All Imposters?

  Raquel S. Benedict · 15 June 2022 · bloodknife.com · 6 min

• The Failure of Affirmative Action

  Bertrand Cooper · 18 June 2023 · theatlantic.com · 12 min

• Chile’s Vote Was a Rebuke of the 21st-Century Left. Will We Listen?

  Rene Rojas · 4 December 2022 · jacobin.com · 12 min

• The middle-class takeover: Music is less of a meritocracy than ever before

  Aimee Ferrier · 16 May 2023 · faroutmagazine.co.uk · 5 min

• Army of Altruists, by David Graeber

  David Graeber · 31 December 2006 · harpers.org · 20 min

2023 June

• Class-Based Affirmative Action Is Not the Answer

  Walter Benn Michaels · 30 June 2013 · prospect.org · 7 min

• Why I Am More and More Ambivalent About My Autism Diagnosis

  Emma Camp · 18 April 2023 · nytimes.com · 6 min

• Asian American “Hipster” Rhetoric: The Digital Media Rhetoric of the Fung Brothers

  Kent A. Ono, Alison Yeh Cheung · 17 December 2018 · enculturation.net · 23 min

• It's Not All In Your Head

  Sam Kriss · 30 November 2021 · firstthings.com · 26 min

• Where Do Identity Politics Come From?

  Jan Calloway · 6 July 2021 · damagemag.com · 6 min

• The Psychiatric Manufacturing of Identity

  Sebastian Thrul · 4 October 2022 · damagemag.com · 8 min

• It's in your head: Why reducing all problems to 'mental health issues' hurts humanity

  Ashley Frawley · 15 November 2021 · rt.com · 5 min

• REVIEW: The Loneliest Americans is an incoherent rejection of Asian American identity

  Sudip Bhattacharya · 18 January 2022 · reappropriate.co · 22 min

• They Were All Writing Like AI Anyway

  Chris Jesu Lee · 24 May 2023 · salieriredemption.substack.com · 8 min

• The Rise of Review Culture

  Die, Workwear! · 3 December 2019 · oxs.335.myftpupload.com · 9 min

• Can Chinese Nationalists (or their Apologists) Please Shut Up About Zhonghua?

  Brian Hioe · 17 August 2022 · newbloommag.net · 15 min

• Transnationally Asian

  E. Tammy Kim · 20 July 2020 · cjr.org · 16 min

• The Dorky Social Climbers of the College Novel

  Chris Jesu Lee · 8 May 2023 · salieriredemption.substack.com · 16 min

• Asian American Psycho

  Chris Jesu Lee · 13 June 2022 · currentaffairs.org · 25 min

• Life Doesn’t Need a Narrative Arc

  Simon Critchley · 11 June 2023 · nytimes.com · 7 min

• The Story of O.

  Samuel Biagetti · 6 June 2023 · tabletmag.com

• Migrations of Chineseness: Ethnicity in the Postmodern World

  Ien Ang · 31 December 1988 · motspluriels.arts.uwa.edu.au

• The repulsive crust

  Sam Kriss · 3 June 2023 · samkriss.substack.com · 17 min

• A Generation of American Men Give Up on College: ‘I Just Feel Lost’ - WSJ

  Douglas Belkin · 5 September 2021 · wsj.com

• The Jail Money Trap

  Esther Wang · 16 December 2021 · curbed.com · 22 min

• The Birth of a Lie

  Lewis Parker · 20 September 2021 · medium.com · 13 min

• An unhealthy and unhelpful preoccupation

  Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò · 14 October 2019 · gga.org · 7 min

2023 May

• The Angst of the Male Thirst Trapper - Tablet Magazine

  Stephen G. Adubato · 14 May 2023 · tabletmag.com

• How to Hire a Pop Star for Your Private Party

  Evan Osnos · 28 May 2023 · newyorker.com · 35 min

• Five Ethico-Political Fragments

  Slavoj Žižek · 10 April 2022 · thephilosophicalsalon.com · 22 min

• Design Thinking Is Fundamentally Conservative and Preserves the Status Quo

  Natasha Iskander · 4 September 2018 · hbr.org

• Green Jim Crow

  Chris Foreman, Joyashree Roy · thebreakthrough.org · 47 min

• A Deconstructive Analysis of The Witness - The Gemsbok

  Daniel Podgorski · 14 January 2020 · thegemsbok.com

• Missouri Chinese: Two Cultures Claim This Chicken

  John T. Edge · 9 March 2009 · nytimes.com · 7 min

• A Town Without Zoning Fights To Stay Free

  Christian Britschgi · 26 March 2023 · reason.com · 22 min

• All That Is Solid Melts Into Information

  Emilia Javorsky · 20 April 2022 · noemamag.com · 8 min

• The roots of Black political unity

  Chryl N. Laird, Ismail K. White · 26 February 2020 · press.princeton.edu · 32 min

• The "I" in BIPOC: Not All Native Americans are Leftist Political Activists

  Sherman Alexie · 14 May 2023 · shermanalexie.substack.com · 16 min

• Eat Me, Drink Me, Like Me

  Tara Isabella Burton · Winter 2020 · thenewatlantis.com · 16 min

• Rational Magic

  Tara Isabella Burton · Spring 2023 · thenewatlantis.com · 23 min

• The Mental Health Crisis Has Hit Millennials

  Jean M. Twenge · 24 April 2023 · afterbabel.com

• Where went the wolf?

  Jessica Pierce · 8 March 2023 · aeon.co · 17 min

• From Frankfurt to Fox

  Malloy Owen · Spring 2023 · hedgehogreview.com · 3 min

• LP#44: How Vermont’s Housing Crisis Got So Bad

  Gary Winslett · 13 February 2023 · neoliberalpapers.substack.com · 47 min

• Could Ice Cream Possibly Be Good for You?

  David Merritt Johns · 12 April 2023 · theatlantic.com · 16 min

• Nameless Feeling

  Ludwig Yeetgenstein · 26 September 2021 · reallifemag.com · 10 min

• Wokeness is not a politics

  Sam Kriss · 22 March 2023 · samkriss.substack.com · 5 min

• From Jenner to Dolezal: One Trans Good, the Other Not So Much

  Adolph Reed Jr. · 14 June 2015 · commondreams.org · 17 min

• The Moral Case Against Equity Language

  George Packer · 1 March 2023 · theatlantic.com · 11 min

• They, Then and Now

  Brock Colyar · 21 June 2022 · thecut.com · 22 min

• Support for Trump is tearing apart Vietnamese American families

  Terry Nguyen · 29 October 2020 · vox.com · 12 min

• The Milk Wars Are Heating Up

  Kenny Torrella · 4 May 2023 · vox.com · 13 min

• Glenn Loury and the Great Partisan Divide

  Aaron Hanna · 12 April 2023 · quillette.com · 29 min

2023 February

• The Reaction Economy

  William Davies · 1 March 2023 · lrb.co.uk · 28 min

• The Irony of American Assimilation - by Sheluyang Peng

  Sheluyang Peng · 12 February 2023 · societystandpoint.substack.com

• The French Are in a Panic Over le Wokisme

  Thomas Chatterton Williams · 3 February 2023 · theatlantic.com · 20 min

• ChatGPT Is a Blurry JPEG of the Web

  Ted Chiang · 8 February 2023 · newyorker.com · 15 min

• Why Everyone Feels Like They’re Faking It

  Leslie Jamison · 5 February 2023 · newyorker.com · 26 min

• A Black Professor Trapped in Anti-Racist Hell

  Vincent Lloyd · 9 February 2023 · compactmag.com · 20 min

• How Americans pretend to love ‘ethnic food’

  Roberto A. Ferdman · 21 April 2016 · washingtonpost.com · 16 min

• Dark Eucharist of the Real God

  Ian Wright · 24 November 2021 · ianwrightsite.wordpress.com · 35 min

• Marx on Capital as a Real God

  Ian Wright · 2 September 2020 · ianwrightsite.wordpress.com · 36 min

• ⚡ Value Beyond Instrumentalization

  Jasmine Wang · 25 August 2021 · joinreboot.org · 10 min

2023 January

• There Never Was a West Or, Democracy Emerges From the Spaces In Between

  David Graeber · 22 April 2016 · theanarchistlibrary.org · 90 min

• How E-girl influencers are trying to get Gen Z into the military

  Günseli Yalcinkaya · 9 January 2023 · dazeddigital.com · 3 min

• A Pascalean Wager Against Scientific Determinism

  Blaise Pascal · 5 June 2022 · sublationmedia.com

• Why and How Class Still Matters

  Nick French · 20 January 2023 · jacobin.com · 16 min

• Machinic Oedipus, Machinic Multitude

  edmundberger · 7 May 2013 · deterritorialinvestigations.wordpress.com · 14 min

• Blockchain enthusiasts crave a world without bankers, lawyers or fat-cat executives. There’s just one problem: trust

  E J Spode · aeon.co · 14 min

• Elite Universities Gave Us Effective Altruism, the Dumbest Idea of the Century

  Linsey McGoey · 18 January 2023 · jacobin.com · 14 min

• The Cultural Turn Assigned To The Labor Beat, or the Curious Case of Gabriel Winant

  Stuart Thompson · 18 January 2023 · damagemag.com · 16 min

• Fat-free chocolate and absolutely no smoking: why our guilt about consumption is all-consuming

  Slavoj Žižek · 20 May 2014 · theguardian.com · 7 min

• Blunt-Force Ethnic Credibility

  Som-Mai Nguyen · 29 June 2022 · astra-mag.com · 21 min

• Among the Reality Entrepreneurs

  James Duesterberg · 8 September 2022 · thepointmag.com · 45 min

• The dystopia of self-sovereign identity (SSI)

  Philip Sheldrake · 18 October 2020 · generative-identity.org · 25 min

• My first impressions of web3

  6 January 2022 · moxie.org · 17 min

• Klein vs. Klein

  Out of the Woods · 6 January 2015 · thenewinquiry.com · 16 min

• Sleep Subjects — Real Life

  Zach Kaiser · 2 January 2019 · reallifemag.com · 9 min

• Evgeny Morozov, Critique of Techno-Feudal Reason, NLR 133/134, January–April 2022

  Evgeny Morozov · 29 July 2021 · newleftreview.org · 55 min

• The Anthropocene Is a Joke

  Peter Brannen · 12 August 2019 · theatlantic.com · 16 min

2022 December

• The internet is already over

  Sam Kriss · 17 September 2022 · samkriss.substack.com · 22 min

• Social Ecology versus Deep Ecology: A Challenge for the Ecology Movement by Murray Bookchin

  Murray Bookchin · 24 June 1987 · dwardmac.pitzer.edu · 45 min

• Framing men as the ‘villains’ gets women no closer to better romantic relationships

  Moya Lothian-McLean · 10 December 2022 · theguardian.com · 4 min

• Elite Universities Have Promoted Destructive Republican Leaders, by Jeremi Suri

  The Constitutionalist · 11 January 2021 · theconstitutionalist.org · 13 min

• Who Can It Be Now

  Emma Stamm · 31 August 2022 · reallifemag.com · 9 min

• What Will Grow Out of a Pocket Full of Sunflower Seeds?

  Slavoj Žižek · 6 March 2022 · thephilosophicalsalon.larbpublishingworkshop.org · 14 min

• How has the Left become the Ruling Class?

  Elena Louisa Lange · 14 March 2022 · elenalouisalange.substack.com · 9 min

• The Problematic Fakery Of Lil Miquela Explained—An Exploration Of Virtual Influencers and Realness

  Matt Klein · 16 November 2020 · forbes.com · 9 min

• The Disappearing Art Of Maintenance

  Alex Vuocolo · 21 September 2022 · noemamag.com · 19 min

• Methexis in darkness

  reallifemag · 1 September 2022 · tinyletter.com · 2 min

• How We Slowed the Subway Down

  Uday Schultz · 20 December 2022 · homesignalblog.wordpress.com · 23 min

• Mirror of Your Mind

  Isabel Munson · 31 January 2021 · reallifemag.com · 12 min

• What’s the Point If We Can’t Have Fun?

  David Graeber · 11 June 2014 · thebaffler.com · 21 min

• American Dreams in a Chinese Takeout

  Katie Salisbury · 17 December 2018 · theringer.com · 19 min

• No, you can't always tell.

  Michelle Alleva · 20 December 2022 · michellealleva.ca · 7 min

• Aesthetic Flattening

  Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Cade Diehm · 29 June 2021 · newdesigncongress.org · 6 min

• How Friendships Change in Adulthood

  Julie Beck · 21 October 2015 · theatlantic.com · 13 min

• There is an internet that is mine & I would like you to live in it with me

  Frank Chimero · 11 December 2022 · chias.blog · 49 min

• The Authenticity Paradox

  Herminia Ibarra · 31 December 2014 · hbr.org

• Elites and Capital: or, Foucault and Marx Again

  unemployed negativity · 30 April 2022 · unemployednegativity.com · 10 min

• You’re Living Inside a Media-Induced Delusion

  Douglas Lain · 11 December 2022 · sublationmedia.com

• Professional-Managerial Chasm

  Gabriel Winant · 9 October 2019 · nplusonemag.com · 21 min

• Defining My Own Oppression

  Chi Chi Shi · Spring 2018 · historicalmaterialism.org · 39 min

• I Don’t Want to Be an Internet Person

  Gerrit Rietveld · 4 November 2022 · palladiummag.com · 19 min

• Empathy & the Economy

  Corey Robin · 16 November 2022 · nybooks.com

• Ethics on the Rocks

  Slavoj Žižek · 21 November 2022 · project-syndicate.org

• "White Psychodrama" and the culture wars: A self-reinforcing cycle, going nowhere

  Émile P. Torres · 23 September 2022 · salon.com · 13 min

• The Incredible Shrinking Future of College

  Kevin Carey · 13 November 2022 · vox.com · 16 min

• The New Blood in Chinatown

  Jane H. Lii · 21 June 1997 · nytimes.com · 13 min

• The Problem With Letting Therapy-Speak Invade Everything

  Tara Isabella Burton · 11 November 2022 · nytimes.com · 5 min

• Soros: General Theory of Reflexivity

  George Soros · 25 October 2009 · ft.com

2022 October

• Matt Huber, Mish-Mash Ecologism — Sidecar

  Matt Huber · 17 August 2022 · newleftreview.org · 13 min

• Is History History?

  James H. Sweet · historians.org

• A Decisive Blow to the Serotonin Hypothesis of Depression

  Christopher Lane Ph.D. · 18 July 2022 · psychologytoday.com

• Why I Hate Subtle Asian Traits

  Julia Tabor · 29 August 2020 · lithiumagazine.com · 4 min

• Can Black Literature Escape the Representation Trap?

  Ismail Muhammad · 12 October 2022 · nytimes.com · 16 min

• The Subway’s Broken Schedules

  Uday Schultz · 2 September 2022 · homesignalblog.wordpress.com · 15 min

• Against ‘Effective Altruism’

  Alice Crary · 25 July 2021 · radicalphilosophy.com · 25 min

• Can’t We Come Up with Something Better Than Liberal Democracy?

  Adam Gopnik · 4 September 2022 · newyorker.com · 20 min

• The Super-rich ‘Preppers’ Planning To Save Themselves From the Apocalypse

  Douglas Rushkoff · 3 September 2022 · theguardian.com · 15 min

• Understanding "longtermism": Why this suddenly influential philosophy is so toxic

  Émile P. Torres · 19 August 2022 · salon.com · 17 min

• In Remote Alaska, Meal Planning Is Everything

  Bree Kessler · 12 July 2022 · eater.com · 11 min

• Exiting the Vampire Castle | openDemocracy

  Mark Fisher · 23 November 2013 · opendemocracy.net

• THE FALSE ALLURE OF GROUP SELECTION

  Stephen Pinker, Stewart Brand, Daniel Everett, David C. Queller, Daniel C. Dennett, Herbert Gintis, Harvey Whitehouse & Ryan McKay, Peter J. Richerson, Jerry Coyne, Michael Hochberg, Robert Boyd & Sarah Mathew, Max Krasnow & Andrew Delton,Nicolas Baumard, Jonathan Haidt, David Sloan Wilson, Michael E. Price, Joseph Henrich, Randolph M. Nesse, Richard Dawkins, Helena Cronin, John Tooby · 17 June 2012 · edge.org · 46 min

• The Empathy Racket

  Alice Gribbin · 1 November 2021 · alicegribbin.com · 21 min

• The Rise And Fall Of Chimerica

  Jacob Dreyer · 17 August 2022 · noemamag.com · 23 min

• The Trouble with Disparity

  Walter Benn Michaels · 10 September 2020 · nonsite.org · 31 min

• TikTok Audio Memes Are Everywhere. How Do They Work?

  Charlotte Shane · 16 August 2022 · nytimes.com · 15 min

• Africa’s Cold Rush and the Promise of Refrigeration

  Nicola Twilley · 14 August 2022 · newyorker.com · 27 min

2022 August

• The Neoliberal Parent Trap: Family and Its Anti-Social Fantasies

  EDA Editors · 14 November 2019 · everydayanalysisorg.wordpress.com · 10 min

2022 July

• Always On

  L. M. Sacasas · 14 March 2019 · reallifemag.com · 12 min

• Stop Doing The Work

  Ben Hickman · 19 July 2022 · compactmag.com · 11 min

• What’s so bad about critical race theory?

  Sam Kriss · 24 June 2021 · samkriss.com · 19 min

• A Future with No Future: Depression, the Left, and the Politics of Mental Health

  Mikkel Krause Frantzen · 15 December 2019 · lareviewofbooks.org · 23 min

• The Truth About My Father

  David Wright Faladé · 29 June 2022 · newyorker.com · 30 min

• The Midlife Crisis of the American Restaurant Review

  Theodore Gioia · 30 December 2019 · lareviewofbooks.org · 13 min

• If They Want to Be Published, Literary Writers Can’t Be Honest About Money

  Naomi Kanakia · 22 June 2022 · lithub.com · 19 min

• Slavoj Zizek, Multiculturalism, or, the Cultural Logic of Multinational Capitalism, NLR I/225, September–October 1997

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• The Virtue Bubble Is About to Burst. Good Riddance.

  Allison Schrager · 30 May 2022 · bloomberg.com

• Fine dining faces its dark truths in Copenhagen

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• Mental Illness Is Not in Your Head - Boston Review

  Marco Ramos · 16 May 2022 · bostonreview.net

• Ecology against Mother Nature: Slavoj Žižek on Molecular Red

  Slavoj Žižek · 25 May 2015 · versobooks.com · 11 min

• Blue neocolonialism

  Kendall Dix · 24 January 2021 · unevenearth.org · 15 min

• What Historic Preservation Is Doing to American Cities

  Jacob Anbinder · 1 May 2022 · theatlantic.com · 12 min

• ‘Do You Speak African?’ Being a Black Immigrant In Black America

  Rita Omokha · 13 April 2022 · elle.com · 10 min

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  Jerusalem Demsas · 21 April 2022 · theatlantic.com · 13 min

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  jversteegh · 14 November 2021 · outsideonline.com

• The Archaeology of Hope

  Anand Gopal · 11 April 2022 · dissentmagazine.org · 13 min

• The grand unified theory of aesthetic vlogging

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• The Stupidity of Nature

  Slavoj Žižek · 21 March 2022 · compactmag.com

• Who’s Afraid of Kathleen Stock?

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• Is This the Future of New York’s Coffee Carts?

  Elizabeth G. Dunn · 10 August 2021 · grubstreet.com · 11 min

• All things being equal

  Nancy Lindisfarne · 16 December 2021 · theecologist.org

• Surveillance Too Cheap to Meter

  Poul-Hening Kamp · 9 February 2022 · queue.acm.org

• AOC and Her Boyfriend’s Leg

  Slavoj Žižek · 6 February 2022 · thephilosophicalsalon.larbpublishingworkshop.org · 8 min

• The Future and How to Get There: A Leftist Critique of the Modern Left

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• Finance as culture - by John Luttig - luttig's learnings

  John Luttig · 28 February 2021 · blog.johnluttig.com

• west elm caleb and the feminist panopticon

  rayne fisher-quann · 21 January 2022 · internetprincess.substack.com · 11 min

• Your Bubble is Not the Culture

  Yair Rosenberg · 13 January 2022 · newsletters.theatlantic.com · 13 min

• From Here to Utopia

  David Albertson, Jason Blakely · 23 May 2021 · commonwealmagazine.org · 4 min

• April Koh built a $2 billion mental-health startup by age 29. Current and former employees say she led a fast-paced culture that created panic and fear.

  Melia Russell · 21 November 2021 · businessinsider.com · 12 min

• The Tinkerbell Griftopia

  18 November 2021 · stephendiehl.com

• The Priests of the Decline — Andrew Yang

  Andrew Yang · 2 October 2021 · andrewyang.com

• The Post-Dirtbag Left

  Andrew Marantz · 22 July 2021 · newyorker.com · 13 min

• Zen and the Art of #VanLife Influencing

  Jay Caspian Kang · 22 August 2021 · nytimes.com · 9 min

• Anatomy of an Anti-Union Meeting

  David Dayen · 1 August 2021 · prospect.org · 30 min

• Against Social Justice Therapy

  Evan Dunn · 29 June 2021 · damagemag.com · 9 min

• On Techno-Orientalism

  Leo Kim · 27 June 2021 · reallifemag.com · 15 min

• We Need Software Updates Forever

  Mark Pesce · 20 September 2021 · spectrum.ieee.org · 3 min

• Pluralist Universalism review

  E. K. Tan · 19 October 2014 · u.osu.edu · 14 min

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  Osita Nwanevu · 18 May 2020 · newrepublic.com · 17 min

2022 June

• The Argument of “Afropessimism”

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• Feminism Made a Faustian Bargain With Celebrity Culture. Now It’s Paying the Price.

  Susan Faludi · 19 June 2022 · nytimes.com · 12 min

2022 May

• A Plea for Culinary Modernism

  Rachel Laudan · 21 May 2015 · jacobin.com · 26 min

2022 March

• Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power by Byung-Chul Han – review

  Stuart Jeffries · 29 December 2017 · theguardian.com · 7 min

2022 February

• Rescuing Class From the Cultural Turn

  Vivek Chibber · November 2017 · catalyst-journal.com · 57 min

• David Harvey, The Right to the City, NLR 53, September–October 2008

  David Harvey · 14 October 2008 · newleftreview.org · 29 min

• How the Snowflakes Won

  Kaitlyn Tiffany · 31 January 2022 · theatlantic.com · 16 min

2022 January

• The Qiao Collective and Left Diasporic Chinese Nationalism

  Brian Hioe · 21 June 2020 · newbloommag.net · 18 min

• web3 is Centralized

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• U.S. Housing Crisis Only Gets Worse as Population Shrinks

  Conor Sen · 30 December 2021 · bloomberg.com

2021 December

• How Cars Transformed Policing - Boston Review

  Sarah A. Seo · 2 June 2019 · bostonreview.net

• Efficiency and the Decline of American Freight Railroads

  Uday Schultz · 26 December 2021 · homesignalblog.wordpress.com · 22 min

• Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit

  David Graeber · 7 January 2014 · thebaffler.com · 37 min

• A Posthumous Shock, by Will Self

  Will Self · 10 November 2021 · harpers.org · 40 min

• The new female ascendency

  Mary Harrington · thecritic.co.uk · 12 min

• True Crime Is Rotting Our Brains

  Emma Berquist · 12 October 2021 · gawker.com

2021 November

• ‘Not Another Brown Nostalgia Tale: A Review of Naben Ruthnum’s “Curry: Eating, Reading and Race”’

  Sonia Nair · 12 April 2018 · theliftedbrow.com

• What Did ‘Authenticity’ in Food Mean in 2019?

  Jaya Saxena · 2 December 2019 · eater.com · 16 min

• Chicken Soup for the Neoliberal Soul

  Chris Maisano · 20 January 2014 · jacobin.com · 4 min

• Is It Just Me Or... Do We Need To Talk About Online Social Justice Culture?

  Megan Jayne Crabbe · 19 November 2021 · meganjaynecrabbe.substack.com · 13 min

• Men Have No Friends and Women Bear the Burden

  Melanie Hamlett · 1 May 2019 · harpersbazaar.com · 14 min

• Our Worst Idea About “Safety”

  Tim Requarth · 7 November 2021 · slate.com · 11 min

• The Burnout Society

  12 November 2021 · apposition.substack.com · 18 min

• Should California make solar more expensive? Inside the climate justice battle

  Sammy Roth · 1 November 2021 · latimes.com · 13 min

2021 October

• Does Co-Housing Provide a Path to Happiness for Modern Parents?

  Judith Shulevitz · 21 October 2021 · nytimes.com · 20 min

• How To Believe In Astrology

  Sam Kriss · 30 September 2021 · firstthings.com · 22 min

• The Myth of Asian American Identity

  Jay Caspian Kang · 4 October 2021 · nytimes.com · 33 min

• The Limits of Diversity

  Jennifer Pan · 11 March 2015 · aaww.org · 10 min

2021 September

• Why Science Can't Settle Political Disputes

  Taylor Dotson · 28 September 2021 · thereader.mitpress.mit.edu · 15 min

• There is No Such Thing as "Punching Up" or "Punching Down"

  Freddie deBoer · 27 September 2021 · freddiedeboer.substack.com · 10 min

• The housing theory of everything

  John Myers, Sam Bowman, Ben Southwood · 14 September 2021 · worksinprogress.co · 24 min

• The Rat Maze: Capitalism and Consciousness

  Key MacFarlane · 9 November 2020 · bluelabyrinths.com · 15 min

• In defense of the “gentrification building”

  Jerusalem Demsas · 9 September 2021 · vox.com · 8 min

• We’re Getting Rid of Starred Restaurant Reviews at Eater

  Ryan Sutton · 31 August 2021 · ny.eater.com · 14 min

• Climate Change Is Bankrupting America’s Small Towns

  Mike Belleme, Christopher Flavelle · 1 September 2021 · nytimes.com · 10 min

2021 August

• What’s Dark about Dark Academia

  Ana Quiring · 30 March 2021 · avidly.lareviewofbooks.org · 10 min

• San Antonio built a pipeline to rural Central Texas to increase its water supply. Now local landowners say their wells are running dry.

  Erin Douglas · 1 August 2021 · texastribune.org · 13 min

• Who Owns My Name?

  Amanda Knox · 28 July 2021 · amandamarieknox.medium.com · 8 min

2021 July

• 'Attractive for an Asian man’: Photographer reframes Asian American masculinity

  Kristin Leong · 10 June 2021 · kuow.org · 11 min

• NYTimes: A Battle Between a Great City and a Great Lake

  Dan Egan · 7 July 2021 · nytimes.com

• Slavery, Race and Ideology in the United States of America

  Barbara J. Fields · 7 July 2016 · versobooks.com · 44 min

2021 June

• “Jess La Bombalera” and the Pathologies of Racial Authenticity

  Touré F. Reed · 5 September 2020 · jacobin.com · 4 min

• The cinematographer of Knives Out wants to end the film-vs.-digital debate

  Charlie Heller · 5 February 2020 · polygon.com · 11 min

• “Why Are Developers Only Building Luxury Housing?”

  Daniel Herriges · 24 July 2018 · strongtowns.org

• Caste Does Not Explain Race | Boston Review

  Charisse Burden-Stelly · 13 December 2020 · bostonreview.net

• The Cost of Being an ‘Interchangeable Asian’

  Brian X. Chen · 5 June 2021 · nytimes.com · 14 min

2021 May

• Race and the American Creed

  Aziz Rana · 6 December 2015 · nplusonemag.com · 22 min

• Crossing the divide

  Tara Bahrampour · 19 July 2018 · washingtonpost.com · 16 min

• What We Can Learn From the Rise and Fall of ‘Political Blackness’

  Kwame Anthony Appiah · 6 October 2020 · nytimes.com · 10 min

• The inadequacy of the term “Asian American”

  Li Zhou · 4 May 2021 · vox.com · 19 min

• Gendercraft

  Elena Louisa Lange · 12 January 2021 · elenalouisalange.substack.com · 15 min

• The 11th Reason to Delete your Social Media Account: the Algorithm will Find You

  24 April 2021 · simondedeo.com · 17 min

2021 April

• Why Do Fast-Casual Restaurants Get a Pass on Appropriation?

  Jenny Dorsey · 4 October 2020 · eater.com · 12 min

• The Hypocrisy of The Social Dilemma: Life in Today’s Media Matrix – A Commentary by Hans-Georg Moeller

  Hans-Georg Moeller · 2 October 2020 · mediastudies.asia · 10 min

• Opinion | After Covid, Your Health May Depend on Living With Germs - The New York Times

  Markham Heid · 22 April 2021 · nytimes.com

• “Good Design” Is Making Bad Cities, but It Doesn’t Have To

  Henry Grabar · 11 April 2021 · slate.com · 14 min

• The Dark Side of the Houseplant Boom

  Megan Garber · 19 April 2021 · theatlantic.com · 15 min

• The Repressive Politics of Emotional Intelligence

  Merve Emre · 9 April 2021 · newyorker.com · 17 min

• Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake

  15 January 2020 · economist.com

• Scientology’s Lonely Turf War

  Danielle Carr · 19 August 2020 · pioneerworks.org

• A Bigger City is a Better City

  Alon Levy · 29 May 2020 · pedestrianobservations.com · 5 min

• A Photographer at the Ends of the Earth

  Dana Goodyear · 26 September 2019 · newyorker.com · 29 min

• The Best Friends Can Do Nothing for You

  Arthur C. Brooks · 7 April 2021 · theatlantic.com · 7 min

• Why We Mourn Girlhood

  Katy Waldman · 6 April 2021 · newyorker.com · 9 min

• The Woke Meritocracy - Tablet Magazine

  Yair Rosenberg · 16 May 2018 · tabletmag.com

• The Politics of Bad Sex

  Jeannie Suk Gersen · 30 March 2021 · newyorker.com · 11 min

• Some Relatively Optimistic Predictions About Post-COVID Cities

  Alex Schieferdecker · 1 April 2021 · streets.mn · 15 min

• The Politics of the Anthropocene in a World After Neoliberalism | Boston Re

  Duncan Kelly · 8 March 2021 · bostonreview.net

• The Politics of a Second Gilded Age

  Matt Karp · 16 February 2021 · jacobin.com · 29 min

• ‘Conspirituality’ Explains Why the Wellness World Fell for QAnon

  Shayla Love · 15 December 2020 · vice.com · 15 min

• Young, deported, and learning to code

  Caroline Tracey · 29 March 2021 · restofworld.org · 10 min

• The Disintegration of the ACLU - Tablet Magazine

  James Kirchick · 30 March 2021 · tabletmag.com

• Identity and social networks

  Robert Sakrowski · 25 November 2015 · schirn.de · 5 min

2021 March

• The Rise of Victimhood Culture

  Conor Friedersdorf · 10 September 2015 · theatlantic.com · 11 min

• Medicine's Machine Learning Problem | Boston Review

  Rachel Thomas · 3 November 2020 · bostonreview.net

• Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge structural problems were covered up

  Brendan J. Lyons · 6 March 2021 · timesunion.com

• 'Civilization' and Strategy Games' Progress Delusion

  Gabriel Soares · 16 December 2019 · vice.com

• Gang piao: the 'Hong Kong drifters' caught in the middle

  Hedy Bok · scmp.com · 2 min

• Where people go to bars to drink milk

  Glory Iribagiza · 23 March 2021 · bbc.com · 7 min

• The Commodification of Self

  Thomas Edwards · hedgehogreview.com · 12 min

• Is Streetwear a Machine That Turns Insecurity Into Money?

  Eugene Rabkin · 5 August 2020 · highsnobiety.com · 7 min

• Why Your ‘True Self’ Is An Illusion

  Shayla Love · 18 March 2021 · vice.com · 13 min

• The 2021 Early-Retirement Update

  livafi · 16 March 2021 · livingafi.com · 42 min

• For Texas, a Harbinger of Things to Come

  Johnny Sanphillippo · 21 March 2021 · strongtowns.org · 8 min

• How Polyamorists and Polygamists Are Challenging Family Norms

  Andrew Solomon · 11 March 2021 · newyorker.com · 47 min

• How Remote Work Is Reshaping America’s Urban Geography

  Richard Florida, Adam Ozimek · 4 March 2021 · wsj.com

• If You Build It . . .

  Edward L. Glaeser · 4 July 2016 · city-journal.org · 20 min

• A Walking Tour of 1866 New York

  Audrey Levine · 26 July 2016 · ny.curbed.com · 22 min

• The Fantasies of Video Game Cities Can’t Escape Real Social Contradictions

  Jon Bailes · 23 March 2020 · bylinetimes.com · 5 min

• Podcasters are People: The Intimacy of Medium vs. Parasocial Relationships

  Wil Williams · 3 January 2019 · wilwilliams.reviews · 23 min

• The Problem With Influencers Negatively Affecting the Arena FPS Community & How Diabotical Will Revive Arena Shooters

  GGBVanix · 20 September 2020 · esportsearnings.com · 29 min

• ‘Resilience bonds’: A secret weapon against catastrophe

  Amanda Ruggeri · 14 May 2017 · bbc.com · 11 min

• Insuring Climate Change: New Risks and the Financialization of Nature

  Razmig Keucheyan · 1 February 2018 · onlinelibrary.wiley.com

• In Nature’s Casino

  Michael Lewis · 25 August 2007 · nytimes.com · 37 min

• The challenges of mapping gentrification

  Eric Jaffe · 26 February 2020 · medium.com · 9 min

• What if liberal anti-racists aren’t advancing the cause of equality?

  Bhaskar Sunkara · 5 March 2021 · theguardian.com · 10 min

• Who is the Real JT LeRoy?

  Stephen Beachy · 7 October 2005 · nymag.com · 33 min

• I have one of the most advanced prosthetic arms in the world — and I hate it

  Jack Koloskus · 3 March 2021 · inverse.com · 12 min

• Intersections: Yaoi Ronsō: Discussing Depictions of Male Homosexuality in J

  Wim Lunsing · 11 January 2006 · intersections.anu.edu.au

• There’s no need for New Zealand-style xenophobia to curb UK house prices

  Guy Shrubsole · 15 August 2018 · theguardian.com · 4 min

• Beyond Average

  Lory Hough · 24 August 2015 · gse.harvard.edu · 13 min

• What makes a community?

  Jeremy Kun · 14 October 2020 · buttondown.com · 5 min

• Travel influencers, meet authoritarian regimes

  Krithika Varagur · 18 October 2020 · restofworld.org · 13 min

• The road to electric is filled with tiny cars

  Lavender Au · 21 February 2021 · restofworld.org · 11 min

• US Medical Industry & A Broken Society - Tablet Magazine

  Alana Newhouse · 16 May 2018 · tabletmag.com

2021 February

• Mars Is a Hellhole

  Shannon Stirone · 25 February 2021 · theatlantic.com · 4 min

• Those People We Tried to Cancel? They’re All Hanging Out Together

  John McDermott · 1 November 2019 · nytimes.com · 12 min

• Decolonizing Electronic Music Starts With Its Software

  Tom Faber · 24 February 2021 · pitchfork.com · 7 min

• Tune in, drop out

  Ann Babe · 13 July 2020 · restofworld.org · 15 min

• Stop marketing race-blind policies as racial equity initiatives

  Marc Novicoff · 19 February 2021 · slowboring.com · 9 min

• A Same-Sex Domestic Violence Epidemic Is Silent

  Maya Shwayder · 4 November 2013 · theatlantic.com · 22 min

• What Is the Current Student Debt Situation?

  Matt Bruenig · 15 November 2020 · peoplespolicyproject.org · 10 min

• The Rise of the Wellness App

  Jenna Wortham · 16 February 2021 · nytimes.com · 12 min

• Towards an Artificial Carbohydrates Supply on Earth

  Gilles François Billen · frontiersin.org · 50 min

• The ‘balance of nature’ is an enduring concept. But it’s wrong.

  Tik Root · 25 July 2019 · nationalgeographic.com

• In Furor Over Poet With Child Porn Conviction, Prison Abolitionists Debate the Limits of Mercy

  Judith Levine, _Voices · 13 February 2021 · theintercept.com · 10 min

• Towards a More Inclusive Urbanism

  Jason Segedy · 8 October 2020 · theamericanconservative.com

• Indie Bosses Are Still Bosses: Exploitation and Unionization at Small Game Studios

  Robin Trach · medium.com · 14 min

• Race, genetics and pseudoscience: an explainer

  ewanbirney · 23 October 2019 · ewanbirney.com · 16 min

• Silicon Valley’s Safe Space

  Cade Metz · 12 February 2021 · nytimes.com · 13 min

• If You Want a Marriage of Equals, Then Date as Equals

  Ellen Lamont · 13 February 2020 · theatlantic.com · 6 min

• A Vast Web of Vengeance

  Kashmir Hill · 29 January 2021 · nytimes.com

• 'Community Preference' Lawsuit at Center of Affordable Housing, Segregation

  Ethan Geringer-Sameth · 28 March 2017 · gothamgazette.com

• Why is the Anglo media portraying France as the villain?

  Liam Duffy · 28 October 2020 · unherd.com · 4 min

• Cultural News and Trends: Exploring the Pulse of Today’s Society

  Petra Browne · 31 January 2021 · culture.org

• Ultra-fast Fashion Is Eating the World

  Rachel Monroe · 5 February 2021 · theatlantic.com · 23 min

• Are Index Funds Communist?

  Matt Levine · 24 August 2016 · bloomberg.com

• The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election

  Molly Ball · 3 February 2021 · time.com · 31 min

• The Lost Art of the Fighting Organization

  Gus Breslauer · 26 November 2020 · regenerationmag.org · 6 min

• The Many Lives of Steven Yeun

  Jay Caspian Kang · 2 February 2021 · nytimes.com · 29 min

• Municipal Utility Districts in Texas have sweeping power to sell bonds, levy taxes

  James Drew · 20 August 2016 · houstonchronicle.com

2021 January

• TERF wars: Why British media is increasingly transphobic

  V.S. Wells · xtramagazine.com · 14 min

• I Left My Career in Prestige Media Because of the Shitty Men in Charge and They Are Still In Charge and Still Fucking Up

  Jennifer Barnett · 29 January 2021 · jenzerb.medium.com

• The Rise (and Stall) of the Boba Generation

  Jenny G. Zhang · 4 November 2019 · eater.com · 22 min

• Privacy Labels and Lookalike Audiences

  Ben Thompson · 7 December 2020 · stratechery.com · 17 min

• We Need to Change the Terms of the Debate on Trans Kids

  Masha Gessen · 12 January 2021 · newyorker.com · 11 min

• In Sweden, the rent is too damn low

  Charlie Duxbury · 27 November 2019 · politico.eu

• The Convert

  Abigail Pesta · texasmonthly.com · 34 min

• The “induced demand“ case against YIMBYism is wrong

  Matthew Yglesias · 26 January 2021 · slowboring.com · 12 min

• Report: One-third of tech workers admit to working only 3 to 4 hours a day

  Lydia Dishman · 24 January 2021 · fastcompany.com · 2 min

• Spaces for living: How Tokyo’s urban landscape deals with change

  Russell Thomas · 4 December 2020 · japantimes.co.jp

• The Journalist and the Pharma Bro

  Stephanie Clifford · 19 December 2020 · elle.com · 20 min

• They Used to Post Selfies. Now They’re Trying to Reverse the Election.

  Yoshi Sodeoka · 13 January 2021 · nytimes.com · 13 min

• Is organic really better for the environment than conventional agriculture?

  Hannah Ritchie · 18 October 2017 · ourworldindata.org · 13 min

• Google, Facebook Agreed to Team Up Against Possible Antitrust Action, Draft

  Ryan Tracy · 21 December 2020 · wsj.com

• Can You Really Be Addicted to Video Games?

  Ferris Jabr · 21 October 2019 · nytimes.com

• Trying to Stay Optimistic Is Doing More Harm Than Good

  Mark Ellwood · 13 January 2021 · bloomberg.com

• White women’s role in white supremacy, explained

  Anna North · 14 January 2021 · vox.com · 9 min

• The social ideology of the motorcar

  André Gorz · 10 August 2018 · unevenearth.org · 16 min

• Inside the World of ‘Femcels’

  Isabelle Kohn · melmagazine.com · 21 min

• The Five Crises of the American Regime - Tablet Magazine

  Michael Lind · tabletmag.com

• The psychology of Soylent and the prison of first-world food choices

  Lee Hutchinson · September 2017 · arstechnica.com · 27 min

• What we still haven’t learned from Gamergate

  Aja Romano · 2 January 2020 · vox.com · 22 min

• With “Dynamite,” BTS beat the US music industry at its own cheap game

  Aja Romano · vox.com · 12 min

• Platforms Must Pay for Their Role in the Insurrection

  Roger McNamee · 7 January 2021 · wired.com · 5 min

• In Orwellian fashion, Americans have been stripped of the right to walk, challenging their humanity, freedom and health

  Antonia Malchik · 20 August 2015 · aeon.co · 15 min

• Cars vs. Bikes vs. Pedestrians

  Maria Konnikova · 4 November 2015 · newyorker.com · 7 min

• Bike-Dominated Amsterdam Is Not a Walker's Paradise

  Sophie Knight · 26 August 2019 · bloomberg.com

• Japanese zoning

  April 2014 · urbankchoze.blogspot.com · 10 min

• Playing the Game of Infinite Leverage

  Matt Levine · 5 November 2019 · bloomberg.com

• The Great Showdown of Hierarchical Polyamory vs. Relationship Anarchy

  Kat Jercich · thenewmodality.com · 9 min

• City Observatory - Covid & Cities: Reasons for optimism

  Joe Cortright · 8 November 2020 · cityobservatory.org

• City Observatory - The Great Disconnect: The perverse rhetoric of gentrification

  Jason Segedy · 28 September 2020 · cityobservatory.org

• The Problem with Implicit Bias Training

  Tiffany L. Green · 28 August 2020 · scientificamerican.com · 4 min

• The Pandemic Disproved Urban Progressives’ Theory About Gentrification

  Jacob Anbinder · 1 January 2021 · theatlantic.com · 10 min

• La Ville du quart d’heure : utopie? fantasme? écran de fumée?

  Alice Delaleu · 24 August 2020 · chroniques-architecture.com · 8 min

• Life Was Not a Peach

  Hannah Selinger · eater.com · 28 min

2020 December

• College Admissions Fiction and the Asian American Teen Imaginary - Los Ange

  Kion You · lareviewofbooks.org

• Toxic Internet Culture From East To West

  Brett Fujioka · noemamag.com · 15 min

• OTL: Football facing growing insurance issue

  Steve Fainaru · espn.com · 26 min

• Why Some Women Choose to Get Circumcised

  Olga Khazan · April 2015 · theatlantic.com · 14 min

• The hidden hand that uses money to reform troubled police departments

  Kit Ramgopal · nbcnews.com · 11 min

• Orthodoxy of the Elites

  Anne Applebaum · 14 January 2021 · nybooks.com

• Automobile Dependency: An Unequal Burden

  Todd Litman · 14 December 2020 · planetizen.com · 9 min

• Do We Need Police To Curb LA's Traffic Violence? Some Cities Are Saving Lives Without Them

  Ryan Fonseca · 23 September 2020 · laist.com · 28 min

• Immigrant Neighborhoods Shifted Red as the Country Chose Blue

  Weiyi Cai · 20 December 2020 · nytimes.com · 21 min

• Urban vs. Rural Sustainability

  Toby Hemenway · 24 December 2004 · resilience.org · 13 min

• What nobody told me about small farming: I can't make a living

  Jaclyn Moyer · 10 February 2015 · salon.com · 12 min

• Cities: Skylines Is a Gentrifier's Dream - Paste

  Dante Douglas · 4 January 2017 · pastemagazine.com

• The Mandalorian: This Is the Way - The American Society of Cinematographers

  Jay Holben · ascmag.com

• Stop Believing in Free Shipping

  Amanda Mull · January 2020 · theatlantic.com · 7 min

• When Quotas Come Up Short | Boston Review

  Milli Lake, Marie E. Berry · bostonreview.net

• Orientalism, Cyberpunk 2077, and Yellow Peril in Science Fiction

  George Yang · wired.com · 10 min

• We read the paper that forced Timnit Gebru out of Google. Here’s what it says.

  Karen Hao · 4 December 2020 · technologyreview.com · 8 min

• Amid Covid, the Air Hazards of Gas Appliances Draw New Scrutiny

  Jonathan Mingle · 2 December 2020 · undark.org · 23 min

• Can Extra Taxes on Vacant Land Cure City Blight?

  Elaine S. Povich · 6 March 2017 · stateline.org · 6 min

• From Conservation to Colonization

  Alexander Zaitchik · 16 July 2018 · foreignpolicy.com · 12 min

• The Social Life of Forests

  Ferris Jabr · 2 December 2020 · nytimes.com · 27 min

• Tech journalism’s ‘on background’ scourge

  Brian Merchant · 17 July 2019 · cjr.org · 7 min

• Everyone Eats . . .

  Robert Sietsema · 24 February 2010 · cjr.org · 19 min

• The Dark Side of Local

  Margaret Gray · August 2016 · jacobin.com · 11 min

• Facebook to start policing anti-Black hate speech more aggressively than anti-White comments, documents show

  Elizabeth Dwoskin · 3 December 2020 · washingtonpost.com · 11 min

• Why We Shouldn’t Compare Transracial to Transgender Identity

  Robin Dembroff, Dee Payton · 18 November 2020 · bostonreview.net

• Why Players Blame Skill-Based Matchmaking for Losing in Call of Duty

  Steve Rousseau · vice.com · 7 min

• A Libertarian’s Case Against Free Markets in Health Care – The Health Care Blog

  Roman Zamishka · 2 August 2018 · thehealthcareblog.com · 12 min

2020 November

• Wildfires Are Close to Torching the Insurance Industry in California

  Eric Roston, Leslie Kaufman · 10 November 2020 · bloomberg.com

• The ‘Whitening’ of Asian Americans

  Iris Kuo · August 2018 · theatlantic.com · 10 min

• Structural racism is taking a toll on children’s mental health

  Kristen Rogers · November 2020 · cnn.com

• "Being-in-the-Room Privilege: Elite Capture and Epistemic Deference" by Olúfémi O. Táíwò

  Olúfémi Táíwò · Fall 2020 · thephilosopher1923.org · 21 min

• Board to Death?

  Rebecca Amato · 7 March 2018 · urbanomnibus.net · 18 min

• The Strange Liberal Backlash to Woke Culture

  Tim Robinson · newrepublic.com · 18 min

• Performative Whiteness

  Bilal Ahmed · southasiajournal.net · 15 min

• Fear of a Yellow Planet: Why We Need to Actually Understand Cyberpunk

  Alexis Ong · fanbyte.com

• ‘People of Color’ Do Not Belong to the Democratic Party

  Jay Caspian Kang · 20 November 2020 · nytimes.com · 12 min

• New York isn’t dying. The rich are moving out and the city is being reborn

  Arwa Mahdawi · 1 September 2020 · theguardian.com · 3 min

• The Few, the Tired, the Open Source Coders

  Clive Thompson · wired.com · 4 min

• Hygiene Theater Is a Huge Waste of Time

  Derek Thompson · July 2020 · theatlantic.com · 7 min

• ‘It’s genuine, you know?’: why the online influencer industry is going ‘authentic’

  Sophie Elmhirst · 5 April 2019 · theguardian.com · 26 min

• How brunch became political

  Terry Nguyen · vox.com · 9 min

• Inside Game: California YIMBY, Scott Wiener, and Big Tech’s Troubling Housi

  Patrick Range McDonald · 13 January 2020 · housinghumanright.org

• Nigeria protests: How a bloody night of bullets at the Lekki toll gate quas

  Stephanie Busari, Nima Elbagir, Gianluca Mezzofiore, Katie Polglase · 18 November 2020 · cnn.com

• Why Nostalgia Is Our New Normal

  David Berry · thewalrus.ca · 13 min

• Self-Help Hacks at the End of the World

  Sarah Wilson-Austensen · newrepublic.com · 7 min

• My Journey from Free Market Ideologue to Strong Towns Advocate, Part 7: The Nature of Markets

  Charles Marohn · 4 August 2019 · strongtowns.org · 12 min

• The Murakami Effect

  Stephen Snyder · lithub.com · 22 min

• Restaurant Reviewing Needs a Revamp

  Edward Lee · heated.medium.com

• What Liberals Don’t Understand About Pro-Trump Latinos

  Christian Paz · October 2020 · theatlantic.com · 8 min

• America has local political institutions but nationalized politics. This is a problem.

  Lee Drutman · 3 May 2018 · vox.com · 13 min

• Why the Social Media Rage Machine Won’t Stop

  Margaret O’Mara · 3 November 2020 · nytimes.com · 6 min

• Bounty Hunters, by Jeremy Miller

  Jeremy Miller · January 2017 · harpers.org · 22 min

• Twilight of the Imperial Chef

  Tejal Rao · 4 August 2020 · nytimes.com · 8 min

• What We Build Is More Important Than What We Save

  Catesby Leigh · theamericanconservative.com

• What was fun?

  Rachel Sugar · vox.com · 16 min

2020 October

• NYTimes: How to Get Your Friends to Stop Treating You Like a Therapist

  Allie Volpe · 19 October 2020 · nytimes.com

• Are We Trading Our Happiness for Modern Comforts?

  Arthur C. Brooks · October 2020 · theatlantic.com · 8 min

• The World Is Trapped in America’s Culture War

  Helen Lewis · October 2020 · theatlantic.com · 10 min

• Violations of Boys’ Bodies Aren’t Taken Seriously

  Mike B · medium.com · 15 min

• It’s 2020: Why Is The Internet Still Treated Like A Luxury, Not A Utility?

  Neil deMause · gothamist.com · 12 min

• America’s Exceptional Housing Crisis

  Bryan Schonfeld, Sam Winter-Levy · 16 September 2020 · foreignaffairs.com · 9 min

• How NIMBYs Made ‘Back Yard’ Mean ‘Entire Neighborhood’

  Garrett Dash Nelson · 5 February 2019 · bloomberg.com

• India’s engineers have thrived in Silicon Valley. So has its caste system.

  Nitasha Tiku · 27 October 2020 · washingtonpost.com · 10 min

• Orthorexia shouldn’t be socially accepted

  Nyla Booras · michigandaily.com · 5 min

• What If Friendship, Not Marriage, Was at the Center of Life?

  Rhaina Cohen · October 2020 · theatlantic.com · 20 min

• 'Good-looking for an Asian': how I shed white ideals of masculinity

  Matthew Salesses · 23 October 2020 · theguardian.com · 9 min

• A Very Offensive Rom-Com

  Yowei Shaw · 4 April 2019 · npr.org · 5 min

• What’s left of New York’s Dutch past?

  Andrea Valentino · 18 November 2019 · bbc.com · 10 min

• An Arrest in Canada Casts a Shadow on a New York Times Star, and The Times

  Ben Smith · 11 October 2020 · nytimes.com · 14 min

• Online fitness influencers : healthy, or dangerous amateurs?

  Yu Kang · scmp.com · 6 min

• Ad Tech Could Be the Next Internet Bubble

  Gilad Edelman · wired.com · 10 min

• California Will Keep Burning. But Housing Policy Is Making It Worse.

  Elizabeth Weil · 1 October 2020 · propublica.org · 13 min

• The Trouble with Carbon Pricing | Boston Review

  Leah C. Stokes, Matto Mildenberger · 24 September 2020 · bostonreview.net

2020 September

• Instagram is broken. It also broke us.

  Rebecca Jennings · 2 December 2019 · vox.com · 13 min

• The ‘Dating Market’ Is Getting Worse

  Ashley Fetters, Kaitlyn Tiffany · February 2020 · theatlantic.com · 13 min

• The Appeal of Slice of Life

  blautoothdmand · the-artifice.com · 23 min

• How Can I Avoid Feeling Lonely When All My Friends Are Coupled Up?

  Ligaya Mishan · 21 September 2020 · nytimes.com · 6 min

• Bot or Not

  Brian Justie · reallifemag.com · 12 min

• How a Pledge to Dismantle the Minneapolis Police Collapsed

  Astead W. Herndon · 26 September 2020 · nytimes.com · 13 min

• The New Puritans

  Brian Patrick Eha · city-journal.org · 18 min

• Inside eBay’s Cockroach Cult: The Ghastly Story of a Stalking Scandal

  David Streitfeld · 26 September 2020 · nytimes.com

• Pathologizing Desire | Boston Review

  Jessa Crispin · bostonreview.net

• Harvard’s Chetty Finds Economic Carnage in Wealthiest ZIP Codes

  Ben Steverman · 24 September 2020 · bloomberg.com

• On being diagnosed with irony poisoning

  Piia Varis · diggitmagazine.com · 9 min

• The feminist case for Jordan Peterson

  Louise Perry · thecritic.co.uk · 16 min

• Short-changed by society

  Josephine Bartosch · thecritic.co.uk · 13 min

• Long Island Divided

  Ann Choi · projects.newsday.com · 10 min

• Neoliberal Hong Kong Is Our Future, Too | Boston Review

  Macabe Keliher · 9 September 2020 · bostonreview.net

• What Liberals Get Wrong About Work

  Michael J. Sandel · 1 September 2020 · theatlantic.com · 12 min

• How Climate Migration Will Reshape America

  Abrahm Lustgarten · 15 September 2020 · nytimes.com

• America’s Enduring Caste System

  Isabel Wilkerson · 1 July 2020 · nytimes.com · 52 min

• The Perils of “Privilege”

  Phoebe Maltz Bovy · newrepublic.com · 12 min

• The laws of attraction

  Phoebe Maltz Bovy · theglobeandmail.com · 12 min

• What I Learned at the Most Instagrammed Outdoor Places | Outside Online

  om.us8.list-manage.com

• Is Prison Necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore Might Change Your Mind

  Rachel Kushner · 17 April 2019 · nytimes.com · 35 min

• The I in We

  Reeves Wiedeman · June 2019 · nymag.com · 31 min

• The Art of Decision-Making

  Joshua Rothman · 21 January 2019 · newyorker.com · 20 min

• White people have gentrified Black Lives Matter. It’s a problem

  Erin B. Logan · 4 September 2020 · latimes.com · 4 min

• When should the state jump in to address local problems?

  Spencer Gardner · 7 September 2020 · strongtowns.org · 6 min

• Zoom Fatigue and the New Ways to Party

  Anna Russell · newyorker.com · 8 min

• Will We Ever Get To Play "One City Block"?

  Jim Rossignol · rockpapershotgun.com · 7 min

• Gas Companies Are Abandoning Their Wells, Leaving Them to Leak Methane Forever

  Mya Frazier · 17 September 2020 · bloomberg.com

• Coffee Rust Is Going to Ruin Your Morning

  Maryn McKenna · September 2020 · theatlantic.com · 21 min

• Will Corporate Social-Justice Initiatives Be More Than Just a Fad?

  David Weitzner · 31 August 2020 · quillette.com · 10 min

• The Myth of Harmonious Indigenous Conservationism

  Baz Edmeades · 6 September 2020 · quillette.com · 11 min

• Why Nice Guys Finish Last

  Julia Serano · geneseo.edu

• 'Cultural appropriation' is American cultural imperialism

  Douglas Murray · September 2020 · unherd.com · 5 min

• Why defunding the police will hurt women most The criminal justice system is the only safeguard for those in greatest need of protection

  Louise Perry · September 2020 · unherd.com · 7 min

• It’s Time to Abolish Single-Family Zoning

  Charles Marohn · 2 July 2020 · theamericanconservative.com

• Purity test: Democrats clash over Biden diversity goals

  Zachary Warmbrodt · 7 September 2020 · politico.com

• Where will neoliberalism end?

  William Shoki · January 2020 · africasacountry.com · 19 min

• The Last Days of John Allen Chau | Outside Online

  Alex Perry · outsideonline.com

2020 August

• Futurists forget that we have bodies Plans for a post-city world of virtual interaction would rob us of our essential physicality

  Giles Fraser · 18 August 2020 · unherd.com · 2 min

2020 July

• All You Can Eat? Inside the Intuitive Eating Craze

  Tamar Adler · vogue.com · 9 min

• Why women – including feminists – are still attracted to ‘benevolently sexist’ men

  Pelin Gül, Tom R. Kupfer · theconversation.com · 4 min

• Why Won’t Woke Boys Pay for Sex?

  Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard · melmagazine.com · 10 min

• Fish Feel Pain. Now What?

  Ferris Jabr · hakaimagazine.com · 15 min

• Groomed to Death

  Brendan Borrell · hakaimagazine.com · 14 min

• Wasted

  Sasha Chapman · hakaimagazine.com · 17 min

• The Willful Blindness of Reactionary Liberalism

  Osita Nwanevu · newrepublic.com · 23 min

• Alison Roman and the NYT's Treatment of Asians and Asian Cuisine

  Kim Hew-Low · planamag.com · 12 min

• Police Surveilled George Floyd Protests With Help From Twitter-Affiliated Startup Dataminr

  Sam Biddle · 9 July 2020 · theintercept.com · 14 min

• Why even driving through suburbia is soul crushing

  Alex Balashov · qz.com · 15 min

• I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s Amazing

  Farhad Manjoo · 8 July 2020 · nytimes.com · 53 min

• It seems black lives don't matter quite so much, now that we've got to the hard bit

  Nesrine Malik · 6 July 2020 · theguardian.com · 4 min

• The Materialism of Experience

  Benjamin Crisp · medium.com · 6 min

2020 June

• The return of the real

  Luke Neher · June 2020 · overland.org.au · 7 min

• You can't defeat racism with 'reading lists'. Take it from a feminist – we tried this

  Jessa Crispin · 12 June 2020 · theguardian.com · 4 min

• Will Feminism’s Past Mistakes Haunt #MeToo? | Boston Review

  Judith Levine · bostonreview.net

• Tea, Biscuits, and Empire: The Long Con of Britishness

  Laurie Penny · 18 June 2020 · longreads.com · 24 min

• Losing the Narrative: The Genre Fiction of the Professional Class

  James McElroy · May 2020 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 23 min

• Stop Firing the Innocent

  Yascha Mounk · June 2020 · theatlantic.com · 10 min

• YouTube Is Erasing History

  Dia Kayyali, Adam Saewitz, Hadi Al Khatib, Leah Varjacques · 23 October 2019 · nytimes.com · 3 min

• The woke have no vision of the future

  John Gray · June 2020 · unherd.com · 8 min

• We Are Individuals, Not Victims - Tablet Magazine

  Zaid Jilani · tabletmag.com

• The Secret Recipe for Dynamite Urban Parks

  Anthony Paletta · 4 June 2020 · theamericanconservative.com

• Tou Thao and the Myths of Asian American Solidarity

  Time To Say Goodbye · goodbye.substack.com · 4 min

• Empty Frames

  Patrick Nathan · reallifemag.com · 13 min

• The Car Culture That’s Helping Destroy the Planet Was By No Means Inevitable

  Jeff Sparrow · 26 November 2019 · lithub.com · 27 min

• This is the End of the Suburban Experiment

  Charles Marohn · 26 April 2020 · strongtowns.org · 11 min

• How Do We Change America?

  Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor · newyorker.com · 23 min

• The Real Reason Your City Has No Money

  Charles Marohn · 9 January 2017 · strongtowns.org · 6 min

• The Suburbs Will Die: One Man’s Fight to Fix the American Dream

  Leigh Gallagher · 27 July 2014 · time.com · 11 min

• Welcome to America’s Cultural Revolution | National Review

  David Harsanyi · June 2020 · nationalreview.com

• The Great Google Revolt

  Noam Scheiber, Kate Conger · 18 February 2020 · nytimes.com

• The Great Racial Reckoning Has Begun. What Comes Next?

  Tomi Obaro · 11 June 2020 · buzzfeednews.com · 2 min

• The Insect Apocalypse Is Here

  Brooke Jarvis · 27 November 2018 · nytimes.com · 33 min

• The privilege of boredom : Philosophy in isolation

  Anil Gomes · the-tls.co.uk

• Why Are Young People Having So Little Sex?

  Kate Julian · 12 November 2018 · theatlantic.com · 56 min

• J.K. Rowling Writes about Her Reasons for Speaking out on Sex and Gender Issues

  J. K. Rowling · 10 June 2020 · jkrowling.com · 17 min

• The Silence of the Never Facebookers

  Ian Bogost · June 2020 · theatlantic.com · 8 min

• Why filming police violence has done nothing to stop it

  Ethan Zuckerman · 3 June 2020 · technologyreview.com · 5 min

• We Are Watching History Unfold in Real Time

  Charlie Warzel · 2 June 2020 · nytimes.com · 7 min

• We often accuse the right of distorting science. But the left changed the coronavirus narrative overnight

  Thomas Chatterton Williams · 8 June 2020 · theguardian.com · 6 min

• The Weaponization of Diversity

  José Ancer · 3 June 2020 · siliconhillslawyer.com · 35 min

• Swinging the Vote? – The Markup

  Adrianne Jeffries · 26 February 2020 · themarkup.org · 7 min

• Asian guys stereotyped and excluded in online dating

  Yue Qian · 9 February 2020 · theconversation.com · 5 min

2020 May

• A scientist on the myth of ugly produce and food waste

  Chavie Lieber · 2 February 2019 · vox.com · 10 min

• The Trouble with Wilderness; or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature

  William Cronon · 1995 · williamcronon.net

• Home Screens

  Drew Austin · reallifemag.com · 11 min

• The Coronavirus Is Rewriting Our Imaginations

  Kim Stanley Robinson · 1 May 2020 · newyorker.com · 13 min

• Animals Strike Curious Poses

  Neta Alexander, Bradley H. Kerr · reallifemag.com · 8 min

• Uncovering the Secret History of Wall Street’s Largest Oil Trade

  Javier Blas · 3 April 2017 · bloomberg.com

• Bye, Amazon

  Tim Bray · 29 April 2020 · tbray.org · 5 min

2020 April

• Please Stop Writing 'Why I Left New York' Pandemic Essays

  Claire Fallon · huffpost.com · 9 min

2020 March

• How some rescue dogs come from breeders at commercial auctions

  Salwan Georges · washingtonpost.com · 21 min

• From Manchester to Barcelona

  Ben Tarnoff · logicmag.io · 22 min

• My Instagram

  Dayna Tortorici · nplusonemag.com · 38 min

• Optimize What?

  Jimmy Wu · communemag.com · 18 min

• Failed States

  Kelly Pendergrast · reallifemag.com · 16 min

• The Forgotten Neoliberal Man of Parasite

  March 2020 · askakorean.blogspot.com · 18 min

• The Gray Zone Lady

  Ross Barkan · thebaffler.com · 16 min

• Real Characters

  Toril Moi · thepointmag.com · 27 min

• Garbage Language

  Molly Young · February 2020 · vulture.com

• An Artist Whose Muse Is Loneliness

  Zoë Lescaze · 26 February 2020 · nytimes.com · 14 min

• Will the millennial aesthetic ever end?

  Molly Fischer · 2 March 2020 · thecut.com

2020 February

• The Equality Conundrum

  Joshua Rothman · 13 January 2020 · newyorker.com · 23 min

• The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake

  David Brooks · March 2020 · theatlantic.com · 41 min

• Opinion | The Reign of Recycling - The New York Times

  John Tierney · 4 October 2015 · nytimes.com

• The war on food waste is a waste of time

  Austin Bryniarski · theoutline.com · 12 min

• NYTimes: Build Build Build Build Build Build Build Build Build Build Build

  Conor Dougherty · 12 February 2020 · nytimes.com

• Why the media is so polarized — and how it polarizes us

  Ezra Klein · 2 January 2020 · vox.com · 24 min

• If God Is Dead, Your Time Is Everything

  James Wood · 20 May 2019 · newyorker.com · 21 min

2020 January

• The Pitfalls and the Potential of the New Minimalism

  Jia Tolentino · 3 February 2020 · newyorker.com · 14 min

• On Heteropessimism

  Asa Seresin · thenewinquiry.com · 13 min

• Strangers When We Meet

  reallifemag.com · 13 min

• Selective Hearing

  Hugh Eakin · February 2020 · harpers.org · 18 min

• The Miseducation of the American Boy

  Peggy Orenstein · January 2020 · theatlantic.com · 34 min

• Who Wants to Play the Status Game?

  Agnes Callard · thepointmag.com · 7 min

• Luxury on the Installment Plan

  Gaby Del Valle · 26 December 2019 · thebaffler.com · 8 min

• The sickening business of wellness

  Yvette d’Entremont · theoutline.com · 16 min

• The blind spot

  Adam Frank · 8 January 2019 · aeon.co · 15 min

• On Privacy versus Freedom

  Matthew Hodgson · 2 January 2020 · matrix.org · 6 min

2019 December

• Beyond “Carceral Capitalism” - Los Angeles Review of Books

  John W. W. Zeiser · 3 September 2018 · lareviewofbooks.org

• Problems with Authority

  Whitney Sha · 12 December 2019 · thepointmag.com · 13 min

• How busyness leads to bad decisions

  Brigid Schulte · 2 December 2019 · bbc.com · 7 min

• It’s hailed as the panacea for everything from cancer to war. Does research into its efficacy meet scientific standards?

  Ute Kreplin · 9 July 2018 · aeon.co · 14 min

• NYTimes: Why Does Los Angeles Sit in the Quiet?

  Emma Carmichael · 6 December 2019 · nytimes.com

• Forest for the Trees

  Rosa Boshier · 2 December 2019 · reallifemag.com · 8 min

• The Root of All Cruelty?

  Paul Bloom · 27 November 2017 · newyorker.com · 13 min

2019 November

• The Real Class War

  Julius Krein · November 2019 · americanaffairsjournal.org · 31 min

• The Trip

  Weike Wang · 18 November 2019 · newyorker.com · 20 min

• Why You Should Find Time to Be Alone With Yourself

  Micaela Marini Higgs · 28 October 2019 · nytimes.com · 6 min

2019 October

• What White Kids Learn About Race in School | Boston Review

  Erik Loomis · 12 September 2019 · bostonreview.net

• What Made Me Reconsider the Anthropocene

  Peter Brannen · October 2019 · theatlantic.com · 12 min

• The Myth of a Wilderness Without Humans

  Mark Dowie · 11 October 2019 · thereader.mitpress.mit.edu · 13 min

• Why the Left Can’t Stand The New York Times

  Amber A’Lee Frost · 28 February 2019 · cjr.org · 9 min

• Money Is the Oxygen on Which the Fire of Global Warming Burns

  Bill McKibben · 17 September 2019 · newyorker.com · 27 min

• Games Economists Play | Boston Review

  Marshall Steinbaum · 9 September 2019 · bostonreview.net

• MFA vs. NYC

  Chad Harbach · November 2010 · slate.com · 27 min

• Is There a Smarter Way to Think About Sexual Assault on Campus?

  Jia Tolentino · 12 February 2018 · newyorker.com · 27 min

• The Dark Side of Light

  Rebecca Boyle · 23 September 2019 · theatlantic.com · 19 min

• Not Every Kid-Bond Matures

  Gabriel Winant · 3 December 2017 · nplusonemag.com · 27 min

• They Pretend To Be Us While Pretending We Don't Exist

  Jenny Zhang · 11 September 2015 · buzzfeed.com · 25 min

• The New Patriarchy: How Trans Radicalism Hurts Women, Children—and Trans People Themselves

  Helen Joyce · 4 December 2018 · quillette.com · 37 min

• The Spiritual Crisis of the Modern Economy

  Victor Tan Chen · December 2016 · theatlantic.com · 15 min

• The magical thinking of guys who love logic

  Aisling McCrea · 15 February 2019 · theoutline.com · 14 min

• How Do We Move Beyond Commodified Feminism?

  Charlotte Shane · 11 October 2018 · lithub.com · 32 min

• Examining the work of Michel Foucault

  Deborah Cook · the-tls.co.uk

• The return of Mao: a new threat to China’s politics

  Jamil Anderlini · 29 September 2016 · ft.com · 18 min

• Facing the Great Reckoning Head-On

  danah boyd · 13 September 2019 · onezero.medium.com · 10 min

• Don’t just give away your privacy to the likes of Google and Facebook – protect it, or you disempower us all

  Carissa Veliz · 2 September 2019 · aeon.co · 16 min

• It's Lonely Being A Liberal Asian-American Christian

  Liz Lin · 10 January 2017 · huffpost.com

2019 September

• Why a hipster, vegan, green start-up service economy lifestyle cannot be sustainable

  Vijay Kolinjivadi, Daniel Horen Greenford · August 2019 · unevenearth.org · 18 min

• It’s Official: Fish Feel Pain

  Ferris Jabr · 8 January 2018 · smithsonianmag.com · 15 min

• The Story of a Suicide

  Ian Parker · 6 February 2012 · newyorker.com · 57 min

• The Fight to Redefine Racism

  Kelefa Sanneh · 19 August 2019 · newyorker.com · 20 min

• Meme Wars: Why the Racial Future of America Hinges upon Asian Americans – T

  Wesley Yang · 2 April 2018 · tabletmag.com

• Progress and its discontents

  Jason Hickel · 1 July 2019 · newint.org · 23 min

• What Does It Mean to ‘Look Like Me’?

  Kwame Anthony Appiah · 21 September 2019 · nytimes.com · 6 min

• Fashion gaffes are a reflection of the industry's diversity problem - CNN S

  Aileen Kwun, Oscar Holland, Stephy Chung · 14 August 2019 · cnn.com

• The Case of Jane Doe Ponytail

  Dan Barry · 11 October 2018 · nytimes.com · 43 min

• Friction-Free Racism

  Chris Gilliard · 15 October 2018 · reallifemag.com · 10 min

• Being the same person over time is not about holding on to every aspect of your current self but about changing purposefully

  Kevin Tobia · 17 September 2017 · aeon.co · 13 min

• The Fragmentation of Truth – Data & Society: Points

  danah boyd · 24 April 2019 · medium.com

• Geopolitics for the Left

  Ted Fertik · 11 March 2019 · nplusonemag.com · 39 min

• My Life in Domestic Goddesses

  Emily Gould · September 2017 · thecut.com · 12 min

• Good Bad Bad Good, by Adam Wilson

  Adam Wilson · October 2019 · harpers.org · 39 min

• When the Culture War Comes for the Kids

  George Packer · October 2019 · theatlantic.com · 48 min

• Oh God, It's Raining Newsletters

  craigmod.com · 11 min

• The Impossible Dream

  David Wootton · laphamsquarterly.org · 15 min

• We Broke the World

  Roy Scranton · September 2019 · thebaffler.com · 17 min

• White Debt - NYTimes.com

  Eula Biss · 6 December 2015 · nytimes.com

• The Moral Rot of the MIT Media Lab

  Justin Peters · September 2019 · slate.com · 10 min

• Idleness

  Charlie Tyson · 5 September 2019 · thepointmag.com · 12 min

• The Real Problem When It Comes to Diversity and Asian-Americans

  Jack Linshi · 14 October 2014 · time.com · 9 min

• The Kitchen Network

  Lauren Hilgers · 13 October 2014 · newyorker.com · 26 min

• Frontline health workers were sidelined in $3.3bn fight against Ebola

  Amy Maxmen · 21 May 2017 · newsweek.com · 24 min

• Against Charity

  Mathew Snow · August 2015 · jacobin.com · 11 min

• The Relentlessness of Modern Parenting

  Claire Cain Miller · 25 December 2018 · nytimes.com

• How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation

  Anne Helen Petersen · 4 January 2019 · buzzfeednews.com · 3 min

• Cold Discovery — Real Life

  Drew Austin · 10 December 2018 · reallifemag.com · 14 min

• The Case for Doing Nothing

  Olga Mecking · 29 April 2019 · nytimes.com · 5 min

• The Problem With Nostalgia

  Michael Musto · 5 March 2019 · longreads.com

• Where Does Affirmative Action Leave Asian-Americans?

  Jay Caspian Kang, Ronghui Chen · 28 August 2019 · nytimes.com · 55 min

• The Why of the World | Boston Review

  Tim Maudlin · 4 September 2019 · bostonreview.net

• Dogs Are Not Here for Our Convenience

  Alexandra Horowitz · 3 September 2019 · nytimes.com · 10 min

2019 August

• Freedom Isn't Free

  Wendy Liu · 1 August 2018 · logicmag.io · 10 min

• Opinion | Power? No, Thanks, I’m Good - The New York Times

  Tim Kreider · 21 May 2019 · nytimes.com

• Reader, I Googled It

  Dan Chiasson · 2 September 2019 · newyorker.com · 12 min

• Do You Have to Be a Jerk to Be Great?

  David Brooks · 29 July 2019 · nytimes.com · 4 min

• Researchers Show How Europe’s Data Protection Laws Can Dox People

  Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai · 8 August 2019 · vice.com · 4 min

• Why Philosophers Shouldn’t Sign Petitions

  Agnes Callard · 13 August 2019 · nytimes.com · 7 min

• 'The goal is to automate us': welcome to the age of surveillance capitalism

  John Naughton · 20 January 2019 · theguardian.com · 19 min

• The end of capitalism has begun

  Paul Mason · 17 July 2015 · theguardian.com · 22 min

• We Have Ruined Childhood

  Kim Brooks · 17 August 2019 · nytimes.com · 5 min

• I’m a Black Feminist. I Think Call-Out Culture Is Toxic.

  Loretta Ross · 17 August 2019 · nytimes.com · 6 min

• Morality and the Idea of Progress in Silicon Valley

  Eric Giannella · 13 January 2015 · berkeleyjournal.org · 16 min

• A.I. Is Learning From Humans. Many Humans.

  Cade Metz · 16 August 2019 · nytimes.com · 14 min

• Two-Faced

  Daniel Joseph · 9 August 2018 · reallifemag.com · 13 min

• Paper Tigers

  Wesley Yang · May 2011 · nymag.com · 41 min

• Bad Metaphors Community

  David A. Banks, Britney Gil · 22 July 2019 · reallifemag.com · 11 min

• The Flawed Reasoning Behind the Replication Crisis

  Aubrey Clayton · 30 July 2019 · nautil.us

2019 July

• Engineers Don't Solve Problems

  Dean Chahim · 1 August 2018 · logicmag.io · 15 min

• Is 'Progress' Good for Humanity?

  Jeremy Caradonna · September 2014 · theatlantic.com · 7 min

• The California coast is disappearing under the rising sea. Our choices are grim

  Rosanna Xia · 6 July 2019 · latimes.com · 30 min

2019 May

• Ill at Ease

  Kelly Pendergrast · 28 May 2019 · reallifemag.com · 13 min

• Fuzzy Logic, Fuzzy Ethics

  Brian Justie · 13 May 2019 · reallifemag.com · 16 min

• Big Med

  Atul Gawande · 13 August 2012 · newyorker.com · 44 min

• How phonies and self-promoters came to rule the world

  Shelley Gare · 21 May 2019 · theage.com.au · 2 min

• Errolson Hugh Sees the Future

  Chris Gayomali · 18 April 2019 · gq.com · 25 min

• The AI Supply Chain Runs on Ignorance

  Sidney Fussell · May 2019 · theatlantic.com · 5 min

• The Constant Consumer — Real Life

  Drew Austin · 10 September 2018 · reallifemag.com · 13 min

• The Hidden Air Pollution in Our Homes

  Nicola Twilley · 8 April 2019 · newyorker.com · 23 min

• Tales of the Trash

  Peter Hessler · 5 October 2014 · newyorker.com · 34 min

2019 April

• When Did Pop Culture Become Homework?

  Soraya Roberts · 26 April 2019 · longreads.com · 8 min

• Counting the Countless

  Os Keyes · 8 April 2019 · reallifemag.com · 13 min

• Bad Metaphors Let’s Take This Offline

  Mikaella Clements · 18 April 2019 · reallifemag.com · 4 min

2018 July

• Just Randomness?

  Michael Marder · 30 July 2018 · reallifemag.com · 8 min

2018 May

• The Question of Cultural Appropriation

  Briahna Joy Gray · September 2017 · currentaffairs.org · 17 min

• What It’s Like to Be a Bot

  Damien Patrick Williams · 7 May 2018 · reallifemag.com · 10 min

• A Farewell to Fuckboys in the Age of Consent Culture

  Minda Honey · 13 April 2018 · longreads.com · 3 min

• The Moon Is Beautiful Tonight: On East Asian Narratives

  Jianan Qian · April 2018 · themillions.com · 16 min

• Does anyone have the right to sex?

  Amia Srinivasan · 21 March 2018 · lrb.co.uk · 24 min

2018 January

• After Hours

  Linda Besner · 8 January 2018 · reallifemag.com · 13 min

• Trashed: Inside the Deadly World of Private Garbage Collection

  Kiera Feldman · 3 January 2018 · propublica.org · 44 min

2017 December

• NYTimes: Why a Generation in Japan Is Facing a Lonely Death

  Norimitsu Onishi · 30 November 2017 · nytimes.com

2017 October

• The Premium Mediocre Life of Maya Millennial

  Venkatesh Rao · 17 August 2017 · ribbonfarm.com · 33 min

2017 September

• Touch Screen

  Navneet Alang · 12 September 2017 · reallifemag.com · 10 min

2017 August

• Why we fell for clean eating

  Bee Wilson · 11 August 2017 · theguardian.com · 26 min

• Force Fed

  Vicky Osterweil · 28 February 2017 · reallifemag.com · 13 min

2017 July

• Mourning the Low-Rent, Weirdo-Filled East Village of Old

  Sari Botton · 23 July 2017 · longreads.com

2017 June

• Female androids should be more than vengeful sexbots

  Angelica Jade Bastién · 21 December 2016 · theoutline.com · 10 min

2017 May

• Eyes Without a Face

  Rahel Aima · 10 May 2017 · reallifemag.com

• Pilgrim at Tinder Creek

  Andrew Kay · 21 February 2017 · thepointmag.com · 47 min

• Don’t Send Your Kid to the Ivy League

  William Deresiewicz · 21 July 2014 · newrepublic.com · 19 min

2017 April

• Since Living Alone – The Hairpin

  Durga Chew-Bose · January 2015 · thehairpin.com

• World Domination

  Anna Reser · 11 April 2017 · reallifemag.com · 8 min

• The secret rules of the internet

  Catherine Buni · 1 April 2016 · theverge.com · 45 min

2017 March

• Is it too late to save Hong Kong from Beijing’s authoritarian grasp?

  Howard W French · 21 March 2017 · theguardian.com · 24 min

• Rule by Nobody

  Adam Clair · 21 February 2017 · reallifemag.com · 14 min

• Solve for Why

  Nisse Greenberg · 9 January 2017 · reallifemag.com · 18 min

2017 January

• Capitalism excels at innovation but is failing at maintenance, and for most lives it is maintenance that matters more

  Andrew Russell · November 2015 · aeon.co · 13 min

2016 December

• World War Three, by Mistake

  Eric Schlosser · 23 December 2016 · newyorker.com · 28 min

• Women's Ways of Structuring Data

  Christine L Masters · scholarsbank.uoregon.edu

2016 September

• Pete Wells Has His Knives Out

  Ian Parker · 12 September 2016 · newyorker.com · 39 min

2016 August

• Overkill

  Atul Gawande · 11 May 2015 · newyorker.com · 41 min

2016 July

• In the Depths of the Digital Age

  Edward Mendelson · 23 June 2016 · nybooks.com

• Hunger Makes Me

  Jess Zimmerman · 7 July 2016 · hazlitt.net · 14 min

• Why the Clinton America sees isn’t the Clinton colleagues know

  Ezra Klein · 22 June 2016 · vox.com · 28 min

• How to Fix Feminism

  Judith Shulevitz · 12 June 2016 · nytimes.com · 11 min

• Thank You for Not Being Totally Worthless

  Alexis Coe · lennyletter.com

• The single most important fact about American politics

  Ezra Klein · 1 June 2014 · vox.com · 10 min

• Boys on the Side

  Hanna Rosin · September 2012 · theatlantic.com · 19 min

2016 May

• The Fierce Triumph Of Loneliness

  Helena Fitzgerald · 18 May 2016 · magazine.catapult.co

2015 November

• The Silicon Valley Suicides

  Hanna Rosin · December 2015 · theatlantic.com · 38 min

2015 June

• Against the Grain

  Michael Specter · 3 November 2014 · newyorker.com · 30 min