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The Right's Purity Culture Moment
Circa 2018, the “purity culture” discourse within evangelical spaces reached its peak.
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Annotations: Witches and Pagans and Groypers, Oh My!
Happy Saturday.
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How Sports Betting is Like AI
How to Build a Society Without Trust 101
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Link correction for today's piece
The opening paragraph in today’s article mistakenly linked to a New York Times interview with Jen Hatmaker, rather than her blog post at Oprah Daily.
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Female Culture is Being Pornified
After reading Jen Hatmaker’s latest blog post for Oprah Daily, I stopped to ask myself: What would the male equivalent of this article be?
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Annotations: Taylor Swift's Coarse Conservatism
Happy weekend, friends!
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If You Ask A.I. for Marriage Advice, It'll Probably Tell You to Get Divorced
A massive cultural shift may be coming.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Screens
Review: "The Tech-Exit," by Clare Morrell
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Accelerants and Tethers
Once more, on the murder of Charlie Kirk:
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