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... Read moreIn a world increasingly dominated by complex political narratives, platforms like Substack provide a haven for in-depth analysis and diverse viewpoints. Authors such as Matthew J. Hunter explore critical topics ranging from Marxist Theory to the implications of current political movements like Trump's Project 2025. The articles highlight the significance of broad coalitions in the push for social justice, particularly in urban settings like Los Angeles, where initiatives for sanctuary city laws arise in response to federal policies. Additionally, Hunter's work discusses the relevance of historical figures such as Vladimir Lenin, examining how past revolutionary actions and ideologies inform contemporary struggles against colonialism and for decolonization. Readers can expect insightful commentary on the role of organizations like the CPUSA and the Black Panther Party, providing a rich historical context to modern political activism. These articles not only illuminate past lessons but also propose frameworks for understanding ongoing socio-political challenges. Join this community of engaged readers and thinkers on Substack to explore these pressing issues.

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Made my first post on Substack
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SNIPPETS OF MY WRITING. Full piece on Substack!
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assessing Trump's America: comparing to founders
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As a 20-something learning how to balance work, life, and everything in between… writing has become the way I process it all. These pieces are small reflections on slowing down, seasonal shifts, quiet truths, and the weight we carry. If you’re feeling a little off this season, maybe one of these
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my substack writing process & why i started one
Here’s how I use Substack to build my personal brand, practice long-form writing, and create a portfolio I’m genuinely proud of. If you’ve been wanting to start a newsletter, this is your sign ✨ #writer #substack #personalbranding #website #contentcreation
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Check out the latest drop on my Substack!
Have you also witnessed an increasing number of people in your reality returning to their God* and wondered why? In this post I speak on why I think this is happening and offer some wisdom to those who feel vulnerable and unsure. Lemme know your thoughts on this topic in the comments! B
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Substack Community WYA 👀
Lately I’ve been catching myself mindlessly scrolling or binging shows like it’s a full-time job… and not in a cute way 😭📱📺 So this week I decided to do something different: feed my actual brain. Here are the Substacks I’ve been reading lately little doses of inspiration, knowledge, and thought
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my substack articles💌
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jalynn’s world🍨

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Jess Mariano’s superior Substack account
Part 4 of my Gilmore Girls series! Fun fact, the series started when I saw a copy of Star 111 at my library and immediately thought, “Jess Mariano would have loved you”. 💕 Which other characters from Gilmore Girls do you want to see? I was thinking maybe Emily 👀… #gilmoregirls #reading📖 #b
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Shorts of Substack 📃
Hey besties! ♡ In between writing my debut novel, I write short horror fics on Substack, really leaning into themes of gore and feelings of anxiety. I’ve written three stories so far! Im also writing romance and fantasy shorts, so stay posted on those for when they drop. So excited to finis
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White text on a black background states that self-love and internal intimacy are not enough, emphasizing the need for external connections and things pouring back into you.
Full blog post available on my substack “The Jordan Alexis”
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my favorite substack articles this week✨
a roundup of my favorite substacks I read this week! Follow me there as madireadstuff to read my substack, which is all about what I’m reading and for great reads like these #substack #substackwriters #substackgems #read #reading
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New free Substack post
Returning to Winderfil: slowing down and letting the world deepen the way it needs.
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How to Read Academic Articles FAST!
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on my Substack thoughts
I started my first published substack…. Join me if you can relate as an adult reflecting back, teen parents or parents who overcame a lot of challenges. …. Can’t wait for more here on #lemon8dairy
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Farrah Abraham

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Rory Gilmore’s Substack Account
Part 3 in my series of what I think Gilmore girls characters would be reading in 2025. Rory was the most difficult because she has such vast reading taste. In the show she was reading Rand, Tolstoy, the Beats, Menken’s Chrestomathy. With that in mind, this is based entirely on the Rory I think WOUL
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Nikki Caspio

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hiii sharing my writing on substack💕
hiii! I want to share with this community my new little writing project on Substack🥹💕✨ “Cafe con Lipstick,” 💄 where conversations are brewed with womanhood, culture, and feminine rage. 💕✨ here are a few paragraphs of my first post, and I’d love to hear your thoughts! Have you experienced this in yo
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Crafticarli on TikTok and Substack 🤍✨
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Full article on Substack! Link below
If you’ve been feeling overstimulated, unmotivated, or stuck on your phone… you’ll want to read this. I started a full dopamine reset and shared the exact method I’m using to rebuild discipline, clarity, and peace. Click the link to read the full breakdown — it might help you too. 💛 https://o
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Find my articles on Substack, Medium, and Ko-Fi. Link is in my bio.
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Substack essays that I’ve read this month so far
I found out about Substack back in March. I have yet to post any essays on topics that I find interesting because I’ve been busy lately getting my life together. So until then, I’ll be posting Substack essays and articles that I’ve been reading. #essayreads #substack #Lemon8Diary
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