HeyJaredThe Hannah Cox Camp
The Hannah Cox Camp is a digital tent city for everyone who feels politically homeless
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Everyone in Silicon Valley Wants to Play God. I Just Want Humans in Control (opens the original)
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How do you come up with things to write about?That’s one of the top questions that has landed in my DMs over the years, usually posed by aspiring writers looking for mentorship and tips on getting their foot in the door. I used to think it was odd, maybe even a bit amusing. Aren’t writers, by nature, opinionated people who can’t shut the eff up? Like, what do you even mean “how do I think of things to write?” I forget more ideas than I could possibly pen.That retort seemed less than helpful, so
What Fell Afterward (opens the original)
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On September 12th, 2001, I was consumed with worry that my brother, Caleb, was going to die. On September 10th, words like terrorism, Islam, the World Trade Center, and jihad had not been in my vocabulary. On the 12th I’d learned the words, but their murky definition was barely graspable for my thirteen-year-old brain; I could only translate them as “war.” My country was going to go to war. I just knew it. I’d been binging the Wonder Years on “Nick At Nite” enough to know what happened the last
Socialism Always Seems Ascendant Before It Goes Into Effect (opens the original)
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The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) seem to be on a hot streak. First, they took the apple of America’s eye with Zohran Mamdani’s sleeper mayoral campaign in NYC. Ever since then, there’s been a tidal wave of other DSA-endorsed candidates winning their primaries—at least 35 and counting. The traction has left many wondering if we’re on the cusp of a socialist uprising in the U.S., a prospect that thrills progressives and strikes terror in the hearts of everyone else.We’re hardly the only
It’s pretty easy to come up with examples of men supporting criminals, actually (opens the original)
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Some people think the cultural divide in the Lindsay Clancy trial comes down to gender; others say it’s political. Both would be wrong. The split is between those who actually watched the trial unfold and those who emotionally reacted to the first camp’s observations online. Before Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz launched his woeful prosecution of Clancy, few Americans had questions. The case seemed as open-and-shut as any. Clancy had a long, well-documented history of mental illness,
The pair-bonding projection (opens the original)
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Throughout my youth, I spent most Wednesday nights in a room filled with other gangly, awkward kids—all of us still adjusting to our new wingspans, body hair, and awareness of the opposite sex. The evenings would begin with some socializing (which usually involved light teasing/bullying from the boys), and then we would be corralled into smaller rooms filled with metal chairs where we’d settle in for an hour of emotional chord progressions, mood lighting, and more often than not, warnings of pre
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