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DISCO TIGERS

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    on the fetish of revolutionary language in a time of ecological collapse (opens the original)

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    This essay was originally published in my second newsletter Under the Weather. Its a newsletter intended to explore climate justice and climate issues through the broad and illuminating lens of feminism. At Under the Weather, I’ll share fieldnotes from climate research, observations around the politics of climate change, and introduce to you new and uncomfortable intersections worth acknowledging. If it sounds like your vibe:<a class="button primary button-wrapper" href="https://underdaweath

  2. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    everything i know about love, i learnt in student housing (opens the original)

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    Mary lives in our house, but we have never met her.I hear from my flatmate that she spends her nights with her boyfriend. I sometimes wonder where she spends her days.We live in a flat for six and there’s just five of us here full time. That is of course, if you count my flatmate, two rooms away from mine who mercifully entered into a polyamorous relationship and now, no longer blasts heavy metal at 9am, or offers lengthy unsolicited explanations about how his therapist and family doctor have ad

  3. Issue · Jul 9, 2026

    if there is a god, she might be an Aunty (opens the original)

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    If there is a god, She might be an Aunty.I imagine her shrouded in six yards of extravagant, impractical silk. Her jewelry chimes and clinks, announcing her presence long before you see her. Like an omen. Or, a promise. She is all seeing, all knowing and all doing— somehow, all at once.She leads about as many lives as she manages, often unbidden, but in the clarity of hindsight, rarely unprovoked.‘Aunty’ is a provocation. An exclamation point. She doesn’t leave —your life, your business— preferr

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