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Hello folks, Before we jump in, a quick housekeeping note: If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to our podcast on YouTube. Your support helps amplify our work! The Politics of Silence (and Space) It is easy to mock the contradictions of Trump voters facing “leopards eating my face”
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Hello friends! If you enjoy receiving the AF newsletter, one small but impactful way to support us is by clicking at least one link. Engagement metrics help us demonstrate our reach to funders, which is crucial for a startup like ours. Merci beaucoup, mes amours! Despite ongoing challenges, the courts
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Yes, another United States is possible. This phrase borrows from the World Social Forum’s slogan, Another World IS Possible. The World Social Forum (WSF) which is an alternative to the World Economic Forum. WSF “embodies global civil society, bringing together organizations, advocacy campaigns, and social movements that seek solidarity”
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Hello folks, First off, all the links in this email are clickable and lead to some rad content—we encourage you to check them out! It’s been a challenging time, but here at AF, we’re committed to being part of the solution. This summer, we’re hosting Civic
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The New Regime’s Assault on Democracy Demands Moral Clarity—Not Frozen Cowardly Terror
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We read Butler's Parable of the Sower not as an aspirational blueprint but as a cautionary tale.
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Dearest Folks, I hope you’re enjoying (and continuing to enjoy) these final weeks of 2024. We’re galvanized to announce the launch of our first episode of Autocentric Asphyxiation on January 10! In it, we’ll cycle into conversations, debates, and interviews about America’s car obsession kink—and
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Greetings folks from A Feminist Newsletter in New Jersey —about Urbanism, The year is wrapping up and while we are tired, we stay ready to continue uniting and fighting. The narrative of “shame changing sides” steps forward as Gisèle Pelicot’s ex-husband was found guilty of aggravated rape against her
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Hello folks, I won’t even link today’s NY Times op-ed by Bret Stephens, google it. This week has been a Coney Island roller coaster that hasn’t been serviced since 2010, I think it’s called the Cyclone. By day, I teach working-class community college students about the
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Thank you! Eleven days ago, we launched our Femininomenon! Urbanism campaign, and we've already raised $2,000. This is our third newsletter since launching on November 6. In that time, we’ve published 28 stories, including five short videos. We’ve also created a TikTok page, a BlueSky
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I know you have received quite a few emails from me this week regarding AF’s Femininomenon! Urbanism Campaign. That is because we’re in a race. A race to provide you with urbanism journalism that is feminist and that takes into account the classes of race, gender, and socioeconomic.