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The Overalls

By Athena

I write about healing. Feeling. Unfolding. Belonging. Roughly once a month, sometimes more!

hold everything

By Lauren

small thoughts, big feelings.

Tami's Got Something to Say

By Tami Sawyer

Like the South which raised me, I got something to say.

On the Commons

By Antonia Malchik

A newsletter about ownership, property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commons.

Absolutely gorgeous reflections on our relationship to place, space and each other.

- Garrett Bucks

Who Gets the Bird?

By Jonah Furman

Organized labor in the U.S.A.

Tension Headaches

By Lauren Schandevel

self-help for socialists

Men Yell at Me

By lyz

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Whatever way you cut it (writing about politics, gender, race, class, the Midwest, gas stations, life, etc, etc) Lyz Lenz is one of the best in the game.

- Garrett Bucks

New Means

By Joshua

Writing that zooms out.

Culture Study

By Anne Helen Petersen

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

If there were a Newsletter Hall of Fame, Culture Study would be in it. If there were a Newsletter Hall of Fame and Culture Study was not in it, than that Hall of Fame is probably a Peter Thiel-funded front organization on the University of Austin campus and you shouldn't go to it. You get the point: Perfect newsletter, literally the best in the game.

- Garrett Bucks

Momspreading

By Sarah Wheeler

The inexpert endeavors of a supposed parenting expert.

The funniest and smartest writing you'll find about motherhood, parenting, 90's R&B and (when we're really lucky) the NBA Playoffs.

- Garrett Bucks

Blood Harmony

By Shawna

Music and memories but also sometimes book, movie and television thoughts.

the examined family

By Courtney Martin

figuring out how to be and raise ethical, joyful humans in beautiful, horrible times

Week after week, Courtney Martin keeps putting out sentences that stop me in my tracks. Nobody writes about humanity-- why we're beautiful, why we're frustrating, what we owe each other-- like she does.

- Garrett Bucks

Radical Matriarch

By Sara

Mothering at the intersection of creation, connection, community and care.

Notes on Class

By Kathleen McLaughlin

All things related to economic class and inequality, some of the most obvious divisions, and ones we are very bad at talking about.

If you love working people and can’t stand what the bosses and billionaires are doing to all of us, you need to read Kathleen McLaughlin

- Garrett Bucks

homeculture

By Meg Conley

kitchen table philosophy

Meg has this incredible ability to translate her own learning/processing/research about the intersection of race/class/gender and the home into some jaw-dropping, make-you-mad-for-not-having-written-it prose.

- Garrett Bucks

An Irritable Métis

By Chris La Tray

Email newsletter from Chris La Tray, enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, author of the forthcoming "Becoming Little Shell" from Milkweed Editions and "One-Sentence Journal: Short Poems and Essays from the World at Large."

Chris La Tray often jokes about his own grumpiness, but that grumpiness is reserved for exactly the right targets-- forces of domination and hatred and destruction. He's also full of love-- for this planet, for those who are building a better world, for ancestral legacies of conservation and care. An immediate read for me every time this hits my inbox.

- Garrett Bucks