#LongForm

Sharing my own work here. Around 14,000 words. Third in a Civic Series following pamphlets on Article V and the national canon. Argument in one sentence: the wealth-gap architecture, the prison-labor extraction, and the theological inheritance of American…

https://besharamagazine.org/finance-global-affairs/work-deep-history-james-suzman/ submitted by /u/Competitive-Big-1336 [link] [comments]

Second piece on my sports blog The Arc. Long-form on a manager with 12 league titles, a UEFA Cup, a UEFA Super Cup Man of the Match award against Real Madrid, and almost zero name recognition outside his country.…

Monroe is famous for her mix of irrepressible sexuality and childlike innocence, but those who knew her in life found her less girlishly naive than tragic and wounded. submitted by /u/Jaded247365 [link] [comments]

A reflection on seeing Bruce Springsteen for the first time during a moment when patriotism, protest, and community all felt deeply intertwined. submitted by /u/ChangeTheLAUSD [link] [comments]

Hello! Me again, here with some more reading recs from this week's newsletter, which sends out every Monday: Rolling Stone A Father Murdered His Family. Did He Deserve to Be Set Free?…

Hi friends - spent a good chunk of last night reading stories for upcoming editions of the newsletter. Below are some recent reads with gift/archive link for the paywalled stuff. The New York Times (Gift Link): Nicolas Cage Made Himself a Legend.…

Follow-Up: The Leaked Bricks & Minifigs Crisis Memo — How Corporate's Own Playbook Undercuts Its "Independent Franchisee" Defense. submitted by /u/InvestigatorSoft5764 [link] [comments]

I am sharing this in today's newsletter, but wanted to share it here before I forgot. It is a few years old, but forever relevant. submitted by /u/Ok_Writer3166 [link] [comments]

I try to orient my [newsletter](https://www.lunchbreakreads.com/) around topics when I can (today is technology), and it got me thinking about my own favorite topics to read.…